1996 Ford F-150 Xlt Regular Cab 4x4 on 2040-cars
Emmitsburg, Maryland, United States
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UP for auction is a 1996 Ford F-150 XLT 4X4 Single cab.
It has 154,000 original miles on it. It has a five-speed manual transmission and V-8 Engine (302 block). The seat covers are custom made and water proof. The tires have 3,000 miles on them and I have an extra set of wheels. Heat and A/C both work great! Aftermarket radio, single CD player. I have restored the truck, and the bed has been repainted and undercoated. It has new shocks both front and back, new brake lines from the cab back, new brake pads, shoes, drums, and brake cylinders. The frame from the cab back has been repainted, bed and tailgate mat, new heater core, new radiator, radiator hoses and thermostat, new battery, spark plugs, wires, and rotary cap. It has a new front fuel tank, the rear tank has been removed. It has a Flowmaster dual exhaust with stainless tips. Also has a 2'' hitch receiver and trailer plug. Any questions please contact me by email! Thanks for looking! There is a reserve on it! |
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