1988 Econoline 150 Okanagan MFG Camper Van
Hello, I'm looking for more information about this camper van to fix it up and perhaps add some improvements. This van was originally an "incomplete" E-150 from Ford. The door decal shows Oka...
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Once upon a time there were several companies that did 4x4 conversions. Effectively installing a live front axle and different rear springs. As I remember it added around 5 thousand to the price of the van. You might do an internet search and start contacting people to see who might still be doing it. Rear lift is easy, new springs. Frot being twin ibeams not so much. You would probably have to swap the front end totally out for a solid front axle or a front drive setup. Unless you have good mechanical skills probsbly not sonething you could do at home.
