2002 Ford F-250 Super Duty Xlt Extended Cab Pickup 4-door 5.4l on 2040-cars
Howell, Michigan, United States
This is my 2002 Ford F250. It has just under 84,000 original miles. The vehicle is in excellent condition for its age, but does have some very minor rust beginning. But really the only visible rust is a quarter sized spot on the rear passenger fender. There is some other rust beginning on the absolute bottom of the doors on the inside behind the weather strip, but the vehicle still looks great.
I am the second owner of this vehicle. Both myself and the previous owners are non-smokers and the inside of the vehicle is in excellent/clean condition. The only known issue with the vehicle is that the vacuum actuation of the 4x4 isn't working. However, the 4x4 does still work and works fine, you just have to lock the hubs. Typically on these Fords, this is caused by a problem in the hub seal inside the hub assembly, which is a relatively cheap/easy fix. Here are the options: - 4x4 - Power Windows - Power Locks (no FOB/keyless entry though) - Rear Slider (manual) - 8 ft. bed (w/spray in bedliner) - Tow Hitch w/Trailer Brake Controller I also installed an Alpine radio that is Bluetooth equipped. Replaced the OEM speakers. I have the original equipment and it will come with the vehicle. Additionally, the tires on this vehicle are almost new all the way around. The truck starts/drives/runs flawlessly as you'd expect from it's condition and mileage. It's had an easy life. Previous owner redid a lot of the front end, so you won't have to deal with that anytime soon. The vehicle drives straight and true. I'm only parting with this truck because it's simply too big for my needs. This is a very big truck, so if you're not familiar with a 3/4 ton extended cab with an 8 ft. bed, make sure you understand its size. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me. I have the clean/clear title in my hand/in my name... there is no lien on the vehicle. I prefer face-to-face cash sale. Thanks! |
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