F-150 Short Bed Work Truck on 2040-cars
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
This has been a very reliable truck - I purchased it new from
Castrucci Ford Cincinnati. All service & maintenance done by professional shops. New clutch and slave cylinder
professionally installed by Wendell's Automotive Cheviot, OH on
6/4/2014. General condition is good. It has never been involved in an
accident. It has never carried anything in the bed heavier than what
two guys can pick up - mostly boxes of computer equipment and
occasionally some furniture or bags of mulch. I did tow a 6x12
enclosed utility trailer with a light load (less than 1500lbs) for about 2,000mi. the trailer hitch is included with the sale - hitch and wiring were professionally installed by Fasttrack Trailer, Harrison, OH. The
stereo is professionally upgraded from BestBuy and includes XM
satellite. The rims are stock, but the tires are larger than stock.
There are some small rust spots in the bed, but no rust anywhere in
the exterior paint that I know of. Windshield has a single crack on drivers side.
The interior is grey cloth and is
in average condition, but there is a rip in the driver's seat. It is
a work truck so there is no carpet and it has manual windows and door
locks.
Available for inspection in Cincinnati. Pickup in Cincinnati. Cash or cashiers check only. |
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