Hey, I went to grad school in Athens!

Good luck with your sale.

Welcome to the site!

The answer to this is going to vary based on the water heater you have. The B190s came with a direct spark ignition model, so there's a switch inside the van that (in theory) when turned on, will let the water heater light. The other type of water heater uses a pilot. For those, you have to go outsi...

Looks great! Where are you located?

The state title will show it as a Ford, using the chassis VIN. I want to say one state had it listed as a Ford Airstream.

The Airstream VIN isn't the VIN used to register it.

The early Okanagan/Airstream B190s definitely do have that mix of Okanagan/Airstream build.

So this one is now on eBay, for a lot less money, with many of the same pictures that were used in that ad... Even the odometer. In a different location - the earlier ad was in North Carolina, this one is in Texas.

Potential scam!

I've failed to update this again. This picture shows one of the window frames glued and clamped in place. All three are done now. 20240614_131024.jpg Over the weekend I took apart the headbanger ("cornice" is the correct term, I'm told) above the couch. The other one was disassembled a lon...

Congratulations on the sale!

First, welcome to the site. They were all Econoline 350s, except for the two or so that were built on a Dodge chassis by special request. The numbers on the tag are Ford parts numbers, likely for the wiring harness. I have no idea what "replacing the electric" means, so I can't help you th...

As a former Ford 6.0L PSD owner, I would be very hesitant about buying this on that grounds alone. Supposedly the engines used in the van was better than the one in the pickups (which is what I had), but I'd always be waiting for the shoe to drop. Like someone in the comments on that page said: It m...

FYI - I think your chassis VIN is missing two digits. There should be a 5 digit number at the end, plus something between the G and the P. Good luck with your sale!

Looks great! Good luck with your sale.

I'd look to remove the entire cabinet from the wall. That likely isn't too hard, but keep an eye on the water lines.

Oh, hey, I remember this one. It was for sale in the same area in 2019. They had removed the passenger seat for a place for their dog.

Here's the thread where we talk about it.

Now listed as pending...definitely needs some work.