"1985 Bedford CF2 LWB customised van.
This van has been lovingly restored to this fantastic condition. The bodywork is solid both above and below. It was running fine but it has been parked up for a couple of years in dry conditions and I suspect it needs a new fuel pump as it turns over but won't fire. With the ignition on I used to hear the pump but not now so either it's goosed or there is a loose connection somewhere, either way not an expensive fix.
It boasts a Rover SD1 V8 engine (3.5L I think) and an auto box.
Twin Cherry Bomb exhausts so sounds great.
The front has two captain seats and the rear is ready for campervan or day van conversion.
It needs:
-new seals for front doors and windows,
-seat belts (I have the originals),
-rear door handle (I have that too),
-the front and rear lights need re wired,
-windscreen wipers (I think I have those too)
-no doubt some mechanical attention
-some touching up of paint, one or two scratches but nothing serious.
-interior fitted out to your own taste.
Before parking up it ran, drove and stopped fine but please realise it has not moved for 2 years.
V5 not yet changed for V8.
This is a great looking van and a real head turner. If you want something totally unique then this is for you.
It was riddled with rust when i bought it so was stripped back to bare metal and professionally restored. Toyota Hilux rear step bumper added which I think looks great. New rear doors fitted as the previous ones were welded up. New rear lights to replace the Ford Granada ones it had when I bought it and customised grill.
Please contact me for more photos showing the extent and quality of the bodywork carried out, you will not be disappointed.
Listed elsewhere so I reserve the right to end the auction before closing date.
Sold as seen, no guarantees given or implied.
Buyer to collect or arrange collection.
Happy bidding, you're bidding to buy. Payment must clear prior to collection."
Starting bid: £5,000.00
Located in: PERTH, United Kingdom
eBay item number: 194427526085
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