 CLASS B Conversion Van
 Manufacturer: Pleasure-Way of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
 Model: Traverse
 Chassis: Ford E250, 7,900-lb GVWR
 Power: 255 HP Triton V8 5.4L (Fords largest V8 at the time)
 Transmission: 3-speed automatic plus overdrive
 Rear axle ratio: 3.73
 Typical mixed driving fuel economy: 15 mpg
 Year: 2003
 Mileage: 207,650
 Asking price: $4,500


The asking price reflects the high mileage and age, which naturally may be of concern. However:
o The engine, running gear, and chassis have been well maintained and are mechanically sound. Maintenance and repair records are available (most service was done by Banner Ford, Mandeville, LA). Prospective buyers are welcomed to have the vehicle professionally evaluated.
o Overall, both the exterior and interior, including upholstery, are in very good to good condition. Some of the functional systems need attention, which will be explained during inspection.

Pleasure-Way is known for its high standards and durable, quality builds since 1986.
The Traverse model is built on a standard wheelbase, standard height, easily-driven Ford Econoline chassis whose 7-foot overall height delivers good mileage for an RV. The Traverse can fit into standard parking spaces, as well as most home and parking garages, making it suitable as the familys second vehicle. For extended trips, Fords network of over 3,000 dealerships provides a level of security that should factor in to the purchase of any RV.
The pull-out rear seat, which converts to a double bed, the compact interior layout, and the pop top (with 66 standing room and screened windows) give a surprising amount of useable room and a feeling of spaciousness. In addition to camping, the layout and equipage are well suited for shorter road trips due to its home on wheels conveniences, which we have made use of many times.
Unlike most Class B layouts, three passengers can be accommodated on the rear seat (with seat belts). Or, if you have kids, they have a secure place to sit while you drive, and at night, theyll enjoy bunking on the padded shelf under the pop top while you relax on the convertible double bed below (we have slept comfortably on both).
In addition to several after-market additions (including a 5,000 BTU air conditioner; a rear door ladder; wiring for an electric trailer brake controller; and heavy duty hitch receiver), the standard equipment includes: *stowable table *AC/DC fridge w/ freezer *AC/DC instant hot water tap *on-demand water pump *2-burner LP cooktop *microwave *stainless steel sink with inset cover *12 gal. fresh water tank *8.5 gal. grey water tank *city water hookup *porta potty *12,000 BTU LP furnace *hanging locker *pantry locker *privacy curtains *tilt-open windows with screens
*attached 25-foot, 30 Amp shore power cord stored in an outside hatch *deep cycle house battery *6.5 cf of general storage space under the bed, accessible through the rear doors.