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BTW, this is a 2005 ford e250 with 122,000 miles  (it has a Triton 5.4 engine, I've seen one person drive one of these for a million miles without a rebuild.)  It's going for $7900.

^ The person selling the vehicle doesn't have any maintenance records.  You know, several of the vans I've been interested in, noone could produce service records.  I don't believe I've ever thrown away my oil change receipts.  Maybe because they really haven't done an oil change...

I'm just seeking to avoid paying $3000 for a rebuilt engine, $2000 for a rebuilt transmission, $1000+ for a new paint job, $1000+ for fixing a head gasket leak, $1500+ for fixing blown spark plugs ('97 to '03 Ford vans), etc...   What I'm basically looking for is a van that's not going to...

Just making sure before I throw away an opportunity to buy an extended high top cargo conversion van (dealer pic):<br /><br /><img src="http://pictures.dealer.com/n/nationalautomart/1102/ddb584980a0d02b701220fd1baf650b5.jpg" alt="" /><br /><br />I happened to find this underneath the steering...

And I say this after looking for vans for a few months already.<br /><br />If it's not bad paint, its a rusty eastern van.<br />If it doesn't have an oil leak, it's been sitting out for years without much use (and thus have possible deterioration from not being used much).<br />If it's not...

BTW, I don't need the chair lift, its just that it's nearly impossible to find an extended van with a high top (that's not an RV conversion) that is not a wheelchair conversion van.

Hi, I'm considering buying this van, it is a 2001 Dodge Ram Van extended with high top with a 5.9L engine (11 - 15 mpg.) &nbsp;<br /><br />http://phoenix.craigslist.org/evl/cto/3225048263.html<br /><br />There is one significant issue about this van (other than that it has 100,000 miles on it)...