Low Miles 7.3l Diesel Lifted on 2040-cars
Las Cruces, New Mexico, United States
This listing is for a Ford F250 Super Duty Lariat.
It is a very low miles truck. I have owned it for 4 years and bought it with 65,000 miles on it, it has 73,900 now. It has a 14 inch lift. Pro Comp Tires that have under 350 miles on them. 5:38 gears in both differentials. The turbo works great. It rides well for being as high as it is. It has a rhino lined bed. Original paint. Leather interior. Billet grill. Hubs and brakes were replaced when I bought the truck so they only have about 8,000 miles on them. The truck has two brand new Optima red top batteries. There aren't many 7.3Ls out there with milage this low. The engine is very reliable, starts great in the winter, has a working oil heater. The A/C controls work great, it still blows cold. This was a Texas truck and was in good condition when I bought it. The oil has been changed recently. It has new ProComp front stabilizer shocks. Truck sold as is. It's been a good truck for me, just time to find something a little smaller. The truck had a few quirks when I bought it, the grill is a little loose, the fenders were cut buy the previous owner to fit flares that did not come with the truck. It had two recalls that the previous owner did not complete and I took the truck to my local dealer to fix them. I will provide copies of the parts and services receipts I have for it. I also have a Chilton Manual for it that I will provide as well. The engine has been very reliable. The front ball joints have a little play in them but it still drives nicely. The lift mount on the right rear was re-welded by a local mechanic because the previous owner had it done slightly off of where it should have been. There is very little rust anywhere on the undercarriage, and the rust it has is only surface rust. The truck is solid for being 15 years old. It is a rare one. I will be very sad to see it go. Message me with any questions you may have.The truck is for sale locally, I reserver the right to end the listing at any time. |
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