These vans were so neat and fun to drive and work out of. It had tons of room for shelves, tools, and tool boxes. You kept your tools locked up in it and out of the weather.
A very bice survivor! I gotta say it's probably because you're in Cali - I can't find one on the East Coast unless it's all chewed up from the steel cancer!!!
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These vans were so neat and fun to drive and work out of. It had tons of room for shelves, tools, and tool boxes. You kept your tools locked up in it and out of the weather.
Nice looking van 😎👍
A very bice survivor! I gotta say it's probably because you're in Cali - I can't find one on the East Coast unless it's all chewed up from the steel cancer!!!
That is 1 sweet ride, the slim white walls look great, I'm making a '64 E143 into a working locksmith van
such a beautiful machine chome bumper is ok but the white would deffinatly set it off
very cool
Was air conditioning, factory or dealer-installed, ever offered in this first generation?
Back then if you didn’t pick a color Fords were baby blue
Earl Shribe paint job. Love it.
i want one!!!
I had a 66 back in the early 90s wish I would have never gotten rid of it
Nice Van!
Very nice ...where did you get the rubber seal gaskets for the rear windows?
.. that's a good find .. 🌟
That is a nice one. They took care of it.
Are those original 14 inch wheels?
Is it for sale
Is it for sale
How much if you still have the van what will it take to be my 1965 econoline ford van sir?
For sale, I'll by it let me know the price thanks