Ford F-150 Xlt Super Crew 4x4 New Engine From Ford With Warranty F150 Very Nice on 2040-cars
Wake Forest, North Carolina, United States
2004 F150 F-150
Very nice 4 door super crew XLT 5.4L, Auto, 4x4 Power windows and locks, A/C In dash DVD player with Backup Camera Ford Bedliner Running boards New tires - less than 2,000 miles on them Clean Carfax. This truck runs great. New engine installed at my local Ford dealer. The engine has a 3 year, unlimited mileage warranty which is transferable to the next owner (approximately 2 1/2 years left on the warranty) and is good at ANY Ford dealer. Some might question my price but you're getting a low mileage truck with almost zero miles on the new engine and a 2 1/2 year warranty on the engine. That's almost what you get by spending $30,000 - $40,000 more on a new truck....that's quite a few dollars left in your pocket. While they were replacing the engine and were already in the engine compartment, I had them replace the exhaust manifolds, starter, and radiator too. There is a lot less labor involved when the engine is out of the way. Clean rocker panels and cab corners. One minor item, visible in the pictures above is that a small piece of plastic is missing from the honeycomb front grill. It does not affect anything and I do not notice it but I also do not hide items from potential buyers. It's a great buy on a clean used super crew with a new engine. I love driving it. It runs great. Only 131k miles on the rest of the truck...still young. For those that want the rest of the story.... I bought the truck last August. Shortly after purchasing it, a noise started out of the bottom end of the engine. It turned out that someone in the recent past had removed the oil pan and done some work to hide that the original engine had trouble (per both my mechanic and the Ford mechanics). Check out my seller ratings and you will see that I am not the kind of person that will stick someone else with a problem so I went the route of having the engine properly replaced by a Ford dealer. Our downstairs heating system went out and replacing that is a higher priority than keeping my truck (I know, I should get my priorities straight). At the moment, I cannot afford to both replace the HVAC system AND keep the truck, especially after all the money I put into it. I'll be taking a loss on the truck but still, it's money in the pocket to pay the other cost. Other than the transferable engine warranty, there are no other warranties. $500 deposit due within 24 hours. Balance due within 7 days. If you decide to have it shipped, I will make myself available for your shipper when they come to pick it up. On Feb-19-14 at 10:28:21 PST, seller added the following information: ** |
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