1967 Ford Econoline Cargo Van

Description

OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE 

Debuting on 21 September 1960 for the subsequent model year, the Ford Econoline emerged as a versatile replacement for the F-Series Panel Delivery, catering to both passenger and commercial needs. Upon its introduction, the Econoline offered customers a choice among three distinct body styles: a cargo van, a passenger van, or a forward-control pickup. With its adaptable design, the Econoline quickly found favor across myriad applications. The Econoline nameplate persisted until 2014, securing its status as one of Ford's most enduring models. Renowned for its robust construction and practicality, the Econoline boasted remarkable longevity, selling over eight million units since its inception in 1961, solidifying its position as a perennial favorite among consumers and businesses alike. 

Highlights 

• Finished in the yellow and white livery of the current owner’s lemonade business 

• Powered by 240 cu-in inline-six cylinder rated at 129 horsepower 

• Equipped with a column-mounted three-speed manual transmission 

• The front bucket seats are upholstered with yellow vinyl 

• The interior is painted white with wood sides and ceiling 

• The warranty plate reveals the following information: 

  • E16AHA60521 – Warranty code 

  • E16 – Ford Econoline - SuperVan (extended) 

  • A – 240 cu-in inline six 

  • H - Lorain, Ohio assembly plant in December 1966 

  • 090 – 90 inch wheelbase 

  • M – Wimbledon White 

  • E162 – Van, Extended (Heavy Duty) with a 4,930 lbs. GVW and a 1-ton payload 

  • 5 - Red crush vinyl and red matchstick pattern vinyl interior 

  • 89 – Van 

  • C – Three-speed manual transmission 

  • 07 – Nine-inch rear axle with a 3.00:1 gear ratio and a 3,050 lb rating 

  • 4930 - 4,930 pounds gross vehicle weight with a 1-ton (2,000 lbs.) payload capacity 

  • 129 – 129 horsepower engine rated at 4,000 rpm 

  • 27 – Cincinnati regional sales district 

• Please note that while the odometer displays just under 41,000 miles at the time of listing, the true mileage is unknown 

Features 

• Painted steel wheels 

• Chrome bumpers 

• Dual-side view mirrors 

• Manual roll-up windows 

• Pivoting vent windows 

• Padded sun visors 

• Door mounted armrests 

• Three-spoke steering wheels 

• Heater 

• Locking glove box 

• Right-side cargo doors 

• 100 mph speedometer 

• Roof rack 

Known Imperfections 

• Rust as pictured 

• Paint imperfections 

• Non-functioning Tachometer 

Included 

• Spare automatic transmission reported to have been sourced from a Mustang 

Ownership History 

The current owner of this 1967 Ford Econoline Cargo Van reports purchasing the van from Oregon a few years ago.  

Additional Notes 

A Broad Arrow Group Consignment Specialist is working as an agent on behalf of the owner of this vehicle. 

Contact: Alexander Keck  Phone: 402.617.9770  email: akeck@hagerty.com