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Low Mileage Fleet Work Truck Drives Excellent! 5.4 V8 Auto Ready To Go To Work on 2040-cars

US $7,990.00
Year:2003 Mileage:110295
Location:

Cynthiana, Kentucky, United States

Cynthiana, Kentucky, United States
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 SCAMMERS WE DO NOT ACCEPT CASHIER CHECKS FOR MORE THEN THE AMOUNT OF PURCHASE!!!!!!

  YES YOU CAN FINANCE THIS TRUCK WITH RESPONSIBLE CREDIT HISTORY

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! IN STOCK AND READY TO SELL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

SUPER NICE 2003 FORD F250 SUPER DUTY SUPER CAB 4X4 8 FT BED FRAME TRUCK WITH AS NICE OF AN ENCLOSED FIBERGLASS UTILITY BED THAT YOU WILL FIND. THE WORK BOX IS IN GREAT CONDITION. ALL DOORS LATCH PROPERLY AND OPEN EASILY. THREE NICE SLIDE OUT STORAGE TRAYS. INTERIOR BED AREA LINED IN DIAMOND ALUMINUM PLATE. STORAGE SHELVES BOTH SIDES ON THE INTERIOR.  THE DRIVE TRAIN IS POWERED BY A STRONG RUNNING 5.4 V8 GAS ENGINE AND SMOOTH SHIFTING 4 SPEED AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION. THE 4X4 TRANSFER CASE IS FULLY FUNCTIONAL AND WORK WELL IN BOTH HIGH AND LOW SETTINGS. THE CAB BODY IS IN GOOD CONDITION. RUST FREE ROCKERS AND CAB CORNERS. THE DRIVER AND PASSENGER FENDERS BOTH HAVE RAZOR BLADE CUTS AND SCRAPES FROM REMOVAL OF DECALS AND STICKERS. THE BODY HAS NORMAL WORK USED COSMETICS THAT INCLUDES DENTS DINGS SCRATCHES CHIPS AND SO FORTH. THE INTERIOR LOOKS VERY GOOD LIGHT SEAT COVER WEAR DRIVERS SIDE. RUBBER FLOOR MAT COVERING THAT IS EASY TO CLEAN. TIRES ARE IN GOOD CONDITION WITH SOME DRIVING MILES LEFT. COLD AC AND FULLY FUNCTIONAL FAN BLOWER IN ALL SETTINGS. OVERALL IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR AN INEXSPENSIVE WORK HORSE THAT HAS LOTS OF LIFE LEFT THEN YOU NEED TO COME DRIVE THIS TRUCK. THE WORK BOX IS ALL FIBERGLASS AND THERE IS NO RUST ISSUE TO EVER WORRY ABOUT. CALL 859-588-1485 FOR QUESTIONS.

 
LISTING BY U.S. 27 NORTH AUTO SALES. LOW PROCESSING FEE OF $100 ADDED TO PURCHASE PRICE. KENTUCKY RESIDENTS AND ANY OTHER STATES THAT DO NOT RECIPROCATE THE TAXES WITH KENTUCKY MUST PAY ANY SALES TAX AND LICENSE FEES. MOST DEALERS WELCOME. THE CLOSEST AIRPORT IS LEXINGTON KY, BLUEGRASS INTERNATIONAL. WE WILL MEET YOU AT THE AIRPORT FOR NO EXTRA CHARGE ONCE YOUR PAYMENT IS RECEIVED AND CLEARED OUR BANK.


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