2002 F250 Ext-cab 4x4 Lariat Super Duty 7.3 Powerstroke on 2040-cars
Denver, Colorado, United States
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Up for sale is our 2002 Ford F250 Lariat extended cab 4x4 with the desirable 7.3 Powerstroke diesel. Super low miles for a diesel with right at 98653 not even broken in yet, mileage is subject to change as we still drive it. It comes with a transferable extended warranty that still has 15 months or 11,500 miles whichever comes first. It has a 6 disc CD/AM/FM radio, also has a Sirius receiver. We purchased the truck in August of 2012 with hopes of buying a fifth wheel but have changed our mind due to storage. The truck comes with a tow package, trailer brakes, in bed Reese rails {hitch not included} in bed trailer plug in. Windshield is cracked the leather on the center arm rest has come loose but not torn should be able to have an upholstery shop fix. There are a couple of rock chips that have surface rust shown in picture. Truck runs excellent and I would not be afraid to jump in and drive it cross country. I RESERVE THE RIGHT TO CANCEL EARLY AS IT IS ADVERTISED LOCALLY. Thank you On Apr-30-14 at 06:03:53 PDT, seller added the following information: Extended warranty expires 08/10/2015 or at 123,265 miles whichever comes first. |
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