gonecrazyi
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I found a manual econoline 150 in the Junkyard with a 5 speed and was wondering if it was worth grabbing the clutch pedal bracket seeing as their hard to come by.
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DragRag
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Those are extremely hard to find, although I am not looking to do that conversion.....
gonecrazyi
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What do you think the value would be?
DragRag
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No clue, supply and demand really. But, not to many guys have vans that want to do conversions like that.
flareside_thun
Reviving The General Tao
Makes me want an econoline....
94IDIT
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Wow, I didn't even know that Econoline's ever came equiped with a manual. That's awesome.
DragRag
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gonecrazyi
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This was a 5 speed on the floor
flareside_thun
Reviving The General Tao
It's my dream to have an E series conversion van with superduty axles, 5 speed and turbo....lifted and 4wd of course...
gonecrazyi
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94IDIT
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Usually it's on the column.
Uhg, that sucks.
Quigley style! That would be awesome.
itsacrazyasian
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You and me both. one of the limo companies i service has a Econoline 15 passenger thats coming up on the end of its life. The county ordinances are 10 years or 750,000 miles for vehicle service and its at 749,000 as of today.
I wanna rip that V10 out and drop a 7.3in and do a 4wd swap so bad. Suprisingly the van is in REALLY NICE shape, the paint is still shiny with a few wear marks, the interior is clean. But then again i don't need a 4wd pickup and a 4wd van...
flareside_thun
Reviving The General Tao
Says who????
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Seconded. You need 4WD to drive over all the blue-hairs who think the speed limit is 3 MPH.
