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Overview
The 2006 Ford Econoline Cargo van is a full-size vehicle designed primarily for commercial and fleet use. Generations of touring rock bands have written love songs to their Econolines, but the bottom line for this old-school workhorse is its reliability and rugged hauling capacity.
Based on the F-Series truck platform, the '06 Ford Econoline Cargo is a sturdy, three-door van available in regular and Extended wheelbase models. The standard version offers up to 236.5 cubic feet of cargo capacity, while the Extended style provides a maximum of 275.1 cubic feet of space.
The 2006 Econoline Cargo van is offered in three trim levels: E-150 is the base level, and it is only available in regular length. The more rugged E-250 and E-350 SD (for Super Duty) are offered in both standard and Extended lengths.
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Timothy C
Reviewed a 2006 Ford E-350 SD 3dr Van on Nov 10, 2013
This is a great family van. I like the high ceilings, the TV. The Diesel motor is very powerful and take hills great. It is great for pulling very heavy trailers or boats. Seats seven people with lot's of storage.
julie s
Reviewed a 2006 Ford E-350 SD 3dr Ext Van on Feb 22, 2013
This cargo van is a great van for any tradesman. It's a simple white color outside with a grey interior. This van is the extended which allows for tons of cargo space, all the space you need for supplies, work tools and equipment. It drives great and handles well.
2006 Ford Econoline Cargo Trims
| Trim type | MSRP |
|---|---|
| E-250 3dr Ext Van | $25,740 |
| E-150 3dr Van | $23,975 |
| E-350 SD 3dr Ext Van | $28,310 |
| E-350 SD 3dr Van | $27,380 |
| E-250 3dr Van | $24,590 |
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