1996 F250 Xl Regular Cab Long Bed - 155k Miles - 5.8l V8 Efi - 4x4 -automatic! on 2040-cars
Eustis, Florida, United States
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This truck is a beast! I have owned it for the past 6 years and just used it as the farm truck (just driving a few miles down the road to pick up hay and feed every couple of weeks). I have had the truck regularly serviced over the past 6 years and it just had a major service in January 2014. It has maybe been driven 6 or 7 times since then. Riding on 285/75R16s with GREAT tread on all 4. I have never had this truck let me down - starts first time, every time! White exterior - their is a dent in the door and also in the side fender (as photographed) Dual exhaust - it used to have 2 gas tanks but somebody "permanently borrowed" one of the tanks! So, the fuel gauge does not work as it was probably hooked up to the tank that went for a walk!! Interior is dry and clean with automatic gear, 4x4, am/fm stereo (it works), roll up windows, manual locks. Interior is blue. Truck has a 5.8L, V8 EFI engine (gasoline) Regular Cab Long Bed with new bedliner Ball hitch goes with the truck Exactly as photographed. The only reason the check engine light is on is because I only turned the key in the ignition, I did not start the truck. There are no warning lights on when the truck is running! Only selling as the truck is just sitting there and not being used! Sold as-is - no refunds, no returns. Please ask all questions prior to placing a bid and/or purchasing. You are welcome to come and inspect the truck by appointment only. Truck is located in the Mount Dora/Eustis, FL 32736 area. Clear title and registration in hand - truck is ready to go! On Jun-15-14 at 11:59:06 PDT, seller added the following information: Video of Truck: Slideshow: http://youtu.be/nri2SqHOdUE Test Drive: http://youtu.be/YUAoUfV8Eso |
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