So i'm driving down the road today in traffic and look over at this older Ford Econoline van that is diesel powered and could not help to think if anyone has one bombed out -

Cameron's Sig:

2001,48re Suncoast VB, Amsoil Filter, Xzillarader / Edge EZ, 4" Exhaust, Leveling Kit, no longer own looking for a 2wd 12v now

i think this is bully dogs van -

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DBogo's Sig:

1995 Ram 2500 12v NV4500 4x4 regular cab
1988 Mack RD690, 300, 8spd, 17' Bibeau dump
1983 VW Rabbit Pickup, 1.6 N/A, 5spd

there's an '06 E350 in 4wheel & offroad this month. it's also coverted to 4x4, lifted, and running 35's. -

Johnny Cetane's Sig:

2005 Chev CC/SB/4x4/Alli

Vaginas For Life!

Littering aaaand..... -

Smokin the reefer.

Theres a 98? 4x4 van thats lifted and on 33's or 35's with a big ass bumper on the front that runs around martinsville. Its owned by a window company I think. -

bombed_frd's Sig:

1997 Ford 350 7.3 Power Stroke 4x4 5spd

they use a non-wastegated turbo also, pretty sweet, my mom was looking for one that had a powerstroke in it when she bought her 95 E350 with a 300 6 banger, C6 Auto and 10.25 rear axle, but couldnt find any in the price range, i might just take her can and swap a cummins into it for her this summer......... -

LOGANSTANFORTH's Sig:

Then you'd have a ford with cummins in it. -

JON's Sig:

Originally Posted by Dusten I do look at the gauge jackass!

Whats wrong with that? I'm a die hard Ford man, but I'll admit, a 12V Cummins is far superior than a PSD. -

refer to this thread........
Ford/Cummins/Allison.....New Project........ -

Hey, I am glad I found this thread, i currently am trying to bomb out my Ford E-350 4x4 6.9 sportsmobile quadravan. i am trying to find help with installing a banks turbo in it, no luck yet...

I have already done alot of work to the van, its in excellent shape, with 27,000 original miles! It has a super strong 4x4 with dana 60 front end, but its super doggy on hills, thats why i hope to find a turbo for it. Banks says they dont make a kit for the van, but maybe i could convert the F-350 kit to an E-350?

Also, I want to keep the project relitivaly low priced, but what is the steps to installing a cummins? could it be done somewhat affordable?

Thanks!
Larry (take a look at the pics in my account to see the van) -