Bulletproof Mobile ATM: 2007 Ford E350 Van
There are a few thoughts when it comes to armoring or protecting valuable assets — one is to lower the visibility of said asset, and the other is to armor it up. If an old dirty van filled with cash is the equivalent of a camouflaged sniper, then this bulletproof ATM is the Maginot Line. However, if you covered up the ATM signs, you could probably use this 6.0 PowerStroke diesel equipped beast as a sweet weekend/camping vehicle, and double as a zombie apocalypses survival vehicle too. Find this 2007 Ford E350 Van offered for $22,995 in Corona, CA via craigslist.
From the seller:
2007 Ford Armor Bullet Proof Van
VIN: 1FTSS34P37DB16520
condition: good
cylinders: 8 cylinders
drive: rwd
fuel: diesel
odometer: 5363
paint color: white
size: full-size
title status: clean
transmission: automatic
type: van
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Mileage: 5,363
Exterior Color: White
VIN#: 1FTSS34P37DB16520
Engine: V8 6.0L Powerstroke Turbo Diesel Engine
Description: 2007 Ford E350 EXTENDED ARMORED BULLET PROOF Van, ONLY 5,000 ORIGINAL LOW MILES! POWERSTROKE TURBO DIESEL ENGINE! Extended 1-Ton Super Duty, ARMORED Bullet Proof Van, Check Cashing, Mobile ATM, LOTS OF UPGRADES! Bullet Proof Body and Windows, Safe, Rear AC Unit, Generator (Status Unknown), Hard To Find, Too Many Upgrades! DAMAGE ON RIGHT FRONT FENDER & DOOR. PLEASE SEE PICTURES. MINOR EXTERIOR BLEMISHES. BRAND NEW TIRES Vinyl Seats & Vinyl Flooring, 5,000 ORIGINAL LOW MILES! POWER STROEK TURBO DIESEL! Air Conditioning, V8 6.0L Diesel Engine. Give us a call at 951 735-6269 or toll free at 1-877-826-7253. Were located in Corona, California but can assist delivery to the Bay Area.
Asking Price: $22,995
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The damage looks like it may have come from a crowbar instead of another vehicle. If somebody did subject it to a frontal assault, perhaps the Atlantic Wall might be a better analogy than the Maginot Line.
What the…?! I’ve never seen this type of conversion before. I have so many questions. Mostly, what is the purpose? Is it so you can park outside of large events?
Who owned and operated it? It’s not a bank vehicle or an armored transport service vehicle (like Brinks), so, seriously, what the what?
How do you go into the mobile ATM business? I mean, who supplies the cash to stock the machines? Is this just some sort of rich guy’s side hustle?
If I owned it, I’d paint it something shiny and rent it out for use in rap videos. What’s more baller than driving a Rolls Royce? Uh, flossin the streets in your own ATM!