1987 Ford e350

Year

1987

Model

e350

Make

Ford

Meet the “Struggle Bus” a 1987 Ford E350 body melded to a 26’ Mallard Sprinter motorhome. She has spent the last year of her life undergoing heavy renovations and now has a brand new lease on life. I had intended to live an adventurous life in this beast, but regrettably have to pass the honor to someone else. Here are her specs: Model: 1987 Mallard M-260 RB-Ford (Rear Bathroom) Chassis: 1987 Ford E350 (Dually) Engine: 351 cu in (5.8 L) Windsor V8 255 HP (Gasoline-Carbureted) Mileage: ~41,260 (Original) Features Major mechanical components in good working order No rust/mold/leaks Approximately 150 sq ft of airy functional living space with room to entertain Air conditioning unit Furnace Sleeping Quarters: Spacious overcab sleeping area (55x90”) Kitchenette: Full-sized sink LPG range Hood with fan New countertop Refrigerator & freezer (LPG or electric) Bathroom: Toilet Sink Closet Medicine cabinet Shower/bathtub Window Overhead vent Renovations/Repairs Vehicle: Serviced oil Installed new Holley carburetor Replaced carburetor air cleaner Replaced all four rear tires Replaced all fuses Rebuilt rear wheel wells & housing Motorhome: Removed generator & wiring Reinforced & extended chassis to full motorhome width Repaired, reinforced, replaced, and sealed floor as needed Installed laminate engineered wood flooring Repaired & replaced electrical wiring & components Resealed roof, replaced roof vents Rebuilt large left window frame and wall Resealed all windows Repainted, sealed, insulated, and re-carpeted driver-cab area Rebuilt entire overcab area Reframed, resealed, removed and closed forward windows Replaced all interior lighting fixtures with LED Painted all walls Painted light fixtures Trimmed windows, walls, ceiling Built new kitchenette, cabinets, and doors Built new seating area housing water tank and utilities Replaced all major water system components Built new storage space/seating area New closet with access to exterior cargo compartment New bathroom entryway Cleaned and serviced water pump, AC unit, and refrigerator/freezer To-Do List: Install new cabinet doors and hardware Seal bathroom and kitchen sink Hook up range gas line Hook up furnace electrical wiring Touch up paint She is taken out for a spin every few weeks to make sure all is running well, and drives great. Underneath her charming-rough exterior lies a beautiful home on wheels. Thousands of dollars and hundreds of man hours were spent on this renovation. I have put a tremendous amount of love, time, and dedication into it. I want to see it go to someone who will appreciate it. I have done a lot of market research. I am offering a fair price. Please no lowball offers.