1986 Ford F-150 Xlt Lariat Standard Cab Pickup 2-door 5.8l on 2040-cars
Prescott, Arizona, United States
Good condition 1986 Ford F-150 short-bed with four wheel drive for sale. This truck has been well taken care of. This truck needs very little work. The truck will start right up every time and drive you anywhere. It is currently a daily driver. Below is a list of the good and the bad. -The Good- All lights work Radio w/CD player works Good glass 4x4 works 75% tire tread left Rebuilt valve-train on 351w motor in 2012 Transmission works well (3-speed automatic) Nice Rims Interior is Decent HD receiver hitch (not attached) After market RPM gauge !!!!NO RUST!!! -The Bad- Odometer not functional (needs new speedo gear) Speedometer not functional (needs new speedo gear) Gas gauge not functional (needs to be wired/hooked up) Dual tank truck with one tank removed (do have though and easy to install) Heater works only on high heat and defrost setting Leaks a very very small amount of oil from rear seal (about a dime size max) Paint has faded from the sun Dash is cracked and damaged from sun, has carpet dash cover. Contact me for any more information you may need. **the mileage is listed as 0 since the actual mileage is unknown** |
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