2001 Ford F150 Sport 4x4 on 2040-cars
Glouster, Ohio, United States
I am selling my 2001 Ford F150 Sport 4X4 truck, don't want to but have to help my nice get a car for college. This truck runs great. Has rust in places. Great interior with good sound system. There are two things that don't work on the truck and that is 1) the AC does not work, heats great! I don't drive this truck much in the summer so I never fixed it. The 2nd thing is the 4x4 does not work, I don't know why but again I don't use it, so I never fixed it. I am sure both can be repaired easly. One other issue is the tailgate on the left, I lost the pivot point and so while it comes down you have to lift it to close. This truck is very dependable to drive. for a 2001 it only has 124,450 miles on it. Great tires. You won't be disappointed for the price.
I am also potentially interested in a trade. I need something smaller for my nice to drive. Let me know if you have any questions. |
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