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Truck is in good working condition. It has a Royal Utility body with pipe rack. This is an 11 foot long utility bed, so it has lots of storage. There are 4 bins and 2 flip tops on each side. This has dual fuel tanks and dual wheels... all of the tires are in decent condition (see photos). Vehicle has a tow package (receiver & lights). Truck was purchased (leased new), by an electrical company here in Arizona, so there is no rust on the body. Regular maintenance was kept up on the vehicle. We purchased the vehicle from the electrical company.

Vehicle was in 2 minor accidents years ago (truck is large and solid, so it faired well). There is no evidence that my mechanic could find of any body work done to it or any issues to the under carriage. Additionally, I had him check it out mechanically and he reported no problems with the truck. He suggested an oil change and a coolant flush. Air conditioner blows cold, radio works, etc...

Interior is in very nice condition with no holes or rips... we replaced the driver and passenger bottom cushions and also the headliner. There are a couple of small dings/dents in the front of the hood, but otherwise body is in very good condition. Pipe rack has 3 bars that go across (we didn't have them in place for the photos).

I will work with buyer to arrange inspection of truck or for pickup.

If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to email me.

Thanks, Jil

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