Used Artist Cube Van For Sale |
Sold November 2001
I originally created this page with the intention of selling my
truck on eBay but I ended up selling it out of my driveway |
1990 Ford E350 Diesel Cutaway chassis
with 14 foot fully insulated Utilimaster Box
only
325,306
highway miles (young for a diesel)
11,000 GVW - well maintained
Stereo system not included but will be made available at additional
cost |
Used to travel to some of the nations
top art shows
to sell
my photography |
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E-mail or
telephone 412-767-8644 for more information |
This 1989 Ford cube van has served me faithfully for
the past 12 years. Because of the time requirements of our
web
design business, I only attended 4 art shows this year. It's set
up with shelves and a hinged framing table that can frame 30x40's
which uses the side door for light. It also has, among other features,
a sleeping compartment behind the driver and passenger seats. The cab
over area was extended to 48 inches to give room for that sleeping
area in front of the sliding door. The sleeping area has a removable
center piece to facilitate walking through to the rear and storage on
either side. |
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Read more about our web design
business |
I used a fisheye lens for this picture
The wall isn't realy curved or the table slanted |
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The rear swing out doors (no
overhead room lost because of a roll up door) open up to an area that has
room to store your display racks standing up. On the curb side is an area
designed to store my Honda generator, extended Mag Liner hand truck and
all the hardware for my Craft Hut canopy. Also included is this Midland
CB. The shelf system is welded together but can be removed because it uses
screws to connect to the walls and ceiling in the box. |
This vehicle has been to some of
the nations top art shows. Ann Arbor (Michigan), The
Plaza (Kansas City), Columbus (Ohio) Arts Festival, Oklahoma City Festival
of the Arts, Boston Mills (Ohio), Uptown (Minneapolis), Coconut Grove
(Miami). |
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You don't expect a vehicle this old to come factory
fresh. Shown in the picture is the largest rust hole, covered in duct
tape. I'm also including the roll of tape used to fix the holes. |
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