1996 Ford F-250 Xlt Standard Cab Pickup 2-door 7.3l on 2040-cars
Glen Burnie, Maryland, United States
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You are looking at a 1996 Ford F250 Powerstroke Diesel Xlt Reg Cab 4x4 With 181000 miles. This truck has been setting for a few years, the previous owner stated that the Tensioner pulley broke and he never got around to fixing it. The overall truck is in fair condition, minus the rust and small amount of damage on the passenger bed. There is a fair amount of rust underneath of the truck, it will need new brake lines as they are rusted through, and the oil pan is leaking, which is a common issue with these 7.3 liter diesels nothing appears to be structural though. We put 2 new batteries in the truck and attempted to run it, it fires but wont stay running. It probably needs new fuel and injector cleaner run through it. This truck is being sold as is and would make somebody a nice truck with some work.Included in the sale is a 8ft western Power-angle plow and pump according to the previous owner was used only one season. ( pics of the plow will be added to the listing later this Week) Buyer Pays all shipping. Please only bid if you are a serious buyer!! Call Josh 410-320-3410 with any questions
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