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The Jack
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Posted: 07/31/05
08:41 AM
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What was the last year Ford offered their Econoline Vans in a four wheel drive?
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The Jack
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Posted: 08/05/05
05:52 AM
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C'mom somebody has to know.
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Posted: 08/13/05
11:15 AM
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Sometime in the late 1970's?
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The Jack
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Posted: 09/07/05
09:01 PM
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I know they made them as late as 89. I'd like to find the latest model I can. These things are rare.
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quyonmob
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| Posts: 584
| Joined: 11/03
Posted: 09/11/05
07:06 AM
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Aftermarket van conversion companies have been throwing dana 60's under E-350's forever.
I saw an Ontario hydro Ford Econoline that had to be post 1995 that was dragging a front pumpkin around.
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Jimmy Hat
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| Joined: 03/05
Posted: 09/15/05
02:13 PM
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1995? Thats good. I know about Quigleys and a couple of other after markets and may actually go that route. I'd just like to find one factory if I could.
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Posted: 12/19/07
10:52 AM
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don't think they ever made them "factory" 4x4, they're farmed out, but as good as factory, otherwise they couldn't sell it from a dealer, halliburton is driving them as crew vans, they look like fact. probably quigley or another
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