1992 Ford Econoline E-250

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I originally purchased this ol’ gal – affectionately named Jolene – in March 2024 in Portland, OR, and we’ve been adventuring together ever since! There were 3 prior owners (all in the same family) who did most of the conversion work.This van has been a weekend warrior for me, rather than a full-time camper van. I’ve invested a lot in her mechanics to ensure she rides on for many more years. With only 147k miles, she’s just gettin’ started.High-level features:- Registered and titled in CO – passed emissions test on 10/3/25 after we moved here in September- Original swivel driver and passenger seat- Original blue velour lining- 6 original light fixtures- Windsor motor- Flame decals- Custom wood bumper- Solar panels on roofLatest updates (with paperwork):2026- New Battery2025- Custom-built wood cabinet to store Dometic Fridge (on slide-out shelf), camp stove + accessories, and a fold-out table for outdoor cooking, coffeeing etc.- New Brake Master Cylinder- New Wiper Blades- New Muffler- New Air Bag Clockspring + Module- Replaced a screw in pop-top2024- New BF Goodrich A/T KO II tires- New TFX Running Boards- New side mirrors- New front + rear Shock Absorbers- New brakes- New Axle/Wheel Seals- New PCV Valve- New radiator- New Starter Assembly- Pressure tested cooling system- Lube, oil & filter change- New Battery TerminalsFrom prior owners:- Pop-top added when van was new in 1992- Rebuilt engine at 60,000 miles – added a larger radiator- New transmission- 400 w solar and 100 amp hour Lithium Battery- Dometic CFX Fridge (hooked up to 12 v)- Engineered hardwood floors- 4 120 v outlets – connected to inverter, which was working up until Nov 2025 → will need a check up to get it back up and running- 2 12 v usb outlet – working great- Two storage benches + additional storage shelves under bed- Sliding table top from rear of the van- 10 gallon water tank + pump- Queen sized bed- Additional bunk bed when pop is topped- Interior lights connected to solar