12v Cummins Destroked F250 Crew Cab Diesel 4x4 Lots Of Upgrades Low Miles Fx4 on 2040-cars
Fort Mill, South Carolina, United States
2003 Ford F250 Ford Motor Company Centennial Edition FX4
12V Cummins engine has according to the list: $8800.00 in parts motor alone not including Destroked parts. 6000 miles on complete rebuild of the engine ARP heads studs,rod bolts ,main studs Pac brake valve springs Max spool cam shaft New water pump , AC compressor Rebuilt Injection pump Coated pistons , rod bearings,main bearings,pistons balanced crank,rods, O ringed head Powder coated engine parts. Super B turbo Destroked parts : flex plate , conversion adaptor motor to ford tranny plate , motor mounts , rpm tone ring for tach , coolant lines , AC lines , PCS trans controller, Ford alternator adaptor parts. 3800.00 AC works dodge cummins ac compressor hooked to ford lines. Cruise is hooked up but not working PCS transmission controller you can switch shift point depending on tire size and drive style with a laptop. 4 New tires. 5" exhaust system 3.73 limited slip gears nonsmoker Interior is really clean for the age. pillar gauges boost , egt, trans temp air dog water sep fuel pump. Electric cooling fans I would put a normal cummins fan on it. Stupid simple no worries. Has one battery should have two. No fifth wheel or gooseneck hitches ever , truck was a commuter. Long bed 8' I bought this truck april 16th 2014 and have driven it 300 miles. Sad to say but I work my trucks and this one is to nice for me drive, I just cant stop driving my 96 bumps and bruises Dodge Cummins. Stock 5R110 but I was told it has a billit torque convertor (not sure) Rust Free NC truck all its life. Call 704-705-5660 with questions. thanks |
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