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2024 - Ford Transit Cargo Van
()- Listing No
- 1200290
- Year
- 2024
- Manufacturer
- Ford
- Model
- TRANSIT
- Condition
- Used
- Location
- USA
- Price
- $53,000
- Description
-
2024 Ford Transit T-250 Medium Roof Cargo Van Additional Vehicle Features: · Interior L 9′ x H 5′10″ x W 5′ 8″ (4′ 5″ between wheel wells) · Bulkhead · 3,800 lbs. Payload
About this machine
This 2024 Ford Transit Cargo Van — sometimes referred to as a panel van — is a used commercial cargo van designed to transport goods, equipment, and materials for businesses across a wide range of industries. Ford is one of the world's most established vehicle manufacturers, with a long history of producing trucks, vans, and commercial vehicles trusted across construction, logistics, trade, and service sectors.
The Transit is configured as a T-250 Medium Roof variant, offering a practical balance between interior headroom and overall vehicle height for drivers navigating urban environments and loading docks alike. The cargo area measures 9 feet in length, 5 feet 10 inches in height, and 5 feet 8 inches in width, providing generous usable space for bulky loads or tall equipment. Between the rear wheel wells, the floor width narrows to 4 feet 5 inches, which remains workable for standard pallets and shelving systems commonly used in work van fitouts.
A bulkhead is installed, separating the cab from the cargo area. This is a meaningful safety and operational feature, protecting the driver from load shift during transit and helping to define a clean working boundary between the driving and storage zones.
The van is rated to carry a payload of 3,800 pounds, making it well suited to heavier commercial applications where load capacity is a primary concern. This listing is located in Kentucky, USA, and is priced at $53,000.
This description was generated automatically from the listing details and may not reflect every specification. Please confirm with the seller before purchase.
