1964 Ford Econoline Van Tour and Drive

[@radioace318la]

What a great little van. I would be proud to own and drive. Super Awesome you can work on the engine, wiring, etc out of the weather. I really dig that fact. You might find some new aftermarket weather stripping for the rear doors on a website somewhere. It helps prevent rattles.

[@keystring854]

Well done!!! I’ve got a ‘64 that’s in the shop.

[@flowrob6861]

We - parents & 6 kids traveled Maine to Key West summers in 60s .

[@600miles]

Where did you get the window seals? Having hard time finding quality parts

[@neilrosenblum2630]

Hi was wondering if this van is for sale

[@momoreno944]

Where did you get the fuse box? Was the wiring hard? I have 64 too, brake stop lights not working. Appreciate the video.

[@davidjohnmiller4849]

Sounds like a 6banger

[@vidguy007]

It's funny that people love those vans so much as they were really terrible vehicles, I've had two of them, I know. The patina thing needs to die because it makes the vehicle look like the junk it is.

[@ethanlamoureux5306]

What was so terrible about them?

[@vidguy007]

@@ethanlamoureux5306 Bad weight distribution to start. Poor build quality is a close second. Rust is a certainty.

[@davidjohnmiller4849]

Rust was a big issue with theses

[@vinceforan324]

If you actually look at how they were made its a full galvanized fram zero frame issues just body rust

[@oldnick4707]

@@vinceforan324, Yep! I have a 62 Econoline. It was garaged most of its life, but the only real rusty thing I've had to replace is the fuel tank. The rest is just fine. These guys talking about how these have 'rust issues' have no idea that these are classics, and also, most of these when attacked by a restorer are changed a great deal. The bodies are typically restored to pristine condition too. People like the shape, the history, and how cool they are. They don't care about some bonehead's opinion of whether they rust or not! Lol 😄👍