The Ford Econoline motorcar was unveiled in 1961 and was the best-selling full-size automobile in the USA finished 1997, according to MSN Car. The Ford E-350 Econoline series was redesigned in 1997 with a besides spacious interior and improved performance and handling. In 1998, the Ford E-350 was available in four trims: the Lading Automobile, the Haul Lingering, the Club Wagon Extensive and the Club Wagon Passenger Motorcar.
Engine and Performance
Both models of the 1998 Ford E-350 Load Car and Haul Machine Extensive circumstance 5.4-liter, V-8 engines with 235 horsepower at 4,250 RPM and 335 foot-pounds of torque at 3,000 RPM. The Club Wagon Spread out and Club Wagon Passenger Motorcar models side 4.2-liter, V-8 engines with 200 horsepower at 4,800 RPM and 250 foot-pounds of torque at 2,800 RPM.
Transmission and Fuel Economy
All models of the 1998 Ford E-350 come equipped with a four-speed automatic overdrive transmission. Fuel economy is 13 miles per gallon in the conurbation and 18 miles per gallon on the highway. Fuel power for all models is 35 gallons.
Interior
The 1998 Ford E-350 Haul Car and Freight Vehivle Extensive models approach two-passenger seating. The Club Wagon Extensive and Club Wagon Passenger Automobile models enjoy eight-passenger seating. Other average features in all models add Chauffeur and passenger front airbags, power steering and front seat head restraints.
Exterior
Both the E-350 Cargo Van and Cargo Van Extended are three-door vans with a length of 231.9 inches, a width of 79.3 inches and a height of 80.7 inches. Cargo bed length for both models is 120.5 inches. Maximum legal load for both models is 1,887 pounds, with a curb weight of 5,097 pounds. Cargo bed length for both models is 140.4 inches. Maximum legal load for both models is 3,907 pounds, with a curb weight of 5,473 pounds. The Club Wagon Extended model and Club Wagon Passenger Van models are four-door vans with a length of 211.9 inches, a width of 79.3 inches and a height of 80.9 inches.
