96 Ford F250hd 4x4 Ext 7.3 Powerstroke Diesel 5 Speed Western Truck Nice! on 2040-cars
Carlisle, Pennsylvania, United States
Body Type:Pickup Truck
Engine:7.3L 445Cu. In. V8 DIESEL OHV Turbocharged
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Diesel
For Sale By:Dealer
Make: Ford
Model: F-250
Cab Type (For Trucks Only): Extended Cab
Trim: XLT Extended Cab Pickup 2-Door
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Drive Type: 4x4
Options: 4-Wheel Drive, CD Player
Mileage: 206,000
Safety Features: Anti-Lock Brakes, Driver Airbag
Sub Model: HD EXtended longbed
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Windows
Exterior Color: Gray
Interior Color: Gray
Number of Cylinders: 8
Disability Equipped: No
Hello diesel family and friends, my name is Tom my wife and I have been licensed PA new and used Truck dealers since the late 70's and have been involved in diesel trucks as our speciality. We have recently downsized to a small mom and pop operation here in carlisle PA (E-Motors) to sell 2 or 3 trucks a month, we are small and I do this more for a hobby than anything else.(low overhead low prices) I know these old Powerstroke diesel trucks inside and out and I personally drive one and love these trucks emmensley. What I hate the older ones here in the northeast since they just melt away from all the rust and bondo they are loaded up with so I fly out west to Southern California, and other west coast and southern states to buy a few clean rustfree 1 owners and drive them home to sell in the northeast to folks who have never seen a no rust old powerstrokes. Trust me they are not cheep, but worth the extra if you can swing it. A few things to know before bidding or becomming interested in one of my trucks, I do not play games with the price, I do my homework price for fast cash sales, I also do airport pickup at Harrisburg International, I am a bonded tag agent and issue temp tags/title transfer on the spot at my office, I also do long or short deliverys and have on call hours 7 days a week from 9-9 east time. 717 991 0568 I also DO not price my trucks to do any trades or do any financing, nor do I inflate my price to consider any lowball offers, for example::if your thinking thousands less I wont be able to help you on this one but possibly on something else I get in the future so keep looking, but serious buyers please get in a good offer and lets deal, I do reserve the right to CLOSE ebays ad at any time for a buy it now buyer either online from another site or on the phone or on the lot, I will consider a buyer serious with a up front deposit only,to close auction,, otherwise I'll not consider a buyer serious. My promise is to deal on a "do unto others as I'd want done to me" basis. I will represent all vehicles professionally, and deal up front and honestly, treat all customers or callers with the utmost respect and courtesy, using my abilitys, experence and talents to help all buyers get the best truck and deal possible wheather its from me of another seller, rule number 1 is to be a blessing and the blessings to me will follow eventually, my only request is you deal with me in a similar fashion, thanks folks looking fordward to meeting you...Tom 717 991 0568 Ok now for the scoop on this beauty!!! How about an old school 96 Ford F250HD 4x4 Extended cab longbox with the 7.3 powerstroke diesel rare 5 speed 373 limited slip rears and the XLT package. Dont you wish they still made these, but unfortinatly they dont so the really nice ones like you are looking at are becomming more and more extinct by the day, and of course more valuable. I flew to Omaha to buy this one. Mechanically is is just awesome full servace history, including factory dual mass flywheel and clutch. Trans shifts real slick, I instsllled fuel heater and glow plugs with new filters and fluids and good hot mega battereis. Ice cold she will fire right off, run down the interstate at 75-80 nice and straight/tight. Good ball joints, ty rods brakes and e-brake system. Tires all match and are good, engine has lots of power and no blow by, or drips with brand new PA state insp. Sweet body with great paint gloss and shine. No rust, no damage or accidents, frame oil pan, door bottoms bedsides all look great and free of rust. In the interior all power buttons work good like, p windows, cruise, a/c heat, and gauges. Non smoker no stains smells or oders, excellant overall shape for year and miles. Be aware folks she is 16 years old with 200K and its a pickup not a 16 year old corvette driven to church sundays, please expect normal wear and tear but minor that should go with a unit of this age. Like stone chips, small scraches, inside wear, body side molding wear stuff like that, but in my opoinion nice as you will find in year, price and miles, no complaints yet, just want all aware to keep it that way... Feel free to contact if needed have on call hours 7 days a week to see in person or talk, will shut down ebay for any buyer online or on lot with cash deposit....thanks Tom 717 991 0568
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