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Year:2001 Mileage:124508
Location:

Seattle, Washington, United States

Seattle, Washington, United States
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2001 Ford F-350 Superduty 7.3L Turbodiesel Shortbed Crewcab aka "Mass Transit"

The 7.3L engine is well known for reliability and endurance...only 124,508 miles driven and never been in an accident.

This has been a great truck for me, built for camping, exploring and road trips. It has a raised platform in the bed with comfortable foam pads to sleep on with underneath storage. The canopy has a place to hang clothes (dry or air out when camping), in the bed a step stool to get in easier as well as reading lights and 3 DC power ports to plug in electronics. Yes, it comes with 3/8" chains for all 4 tires in preparation for nasty winters up north. Chains alone were $1000 and of course, never used.

It has been very reliable and has a great entertainment system, the amplifiers and subwoofers pump out very clean sound. The powerful 7.3L turbo diesel engine and strong transmission have both been treated very well. Tan leather interior is in excellent shape. From the 12,000 LB winch and 52 gallon fuel tank to the multiple off-road lights and ground clearance - this vehicle is made to get the owner almost anywhere in all sorts of weather in pretty decent comfort.  Plus she looks damn good too.


DETAILS
  1. Powerstroke 7.3L Turbo Diesel
  2. 4 Door Crew Cab
  3. 124,508 Miles
  4. Lariat Package, Tan Leather Interior
  5. Shortbed Configuration - 6.75' length
  6. No chips or cracks in the windshield
  7. She hasn't been in an accident
  8. 12" Custom Fabricated Suspension Lift, no off-the-shelf parts for the Ladder Bar or Traction Bars
    1. 8 Nitrogen External Shocks (28" shock length in front/25" shock length at rear)
    2. Truck Frame is 34" off the Ground
    3. Headlights are 58" High
  9. XD Armour 799 Series 20x12 Wheels
  10. 42x14.50" BF Goodrich Mud Terrain KM2 Tires
  11. Recalibrated Speedometer for Tire Size
  12. Leer Canopy
    1. Lined on the Inside
    2. Interior Lighting
    3. Slider Windows
    4. Overhead Storage
    5. Remote Lock
    6. Clothes Hangar
    7. Three 12V Power Points
  13. Custom Mud Flaps
  14. 3/8" Chain with Tensioners for all 4 Tires
  15. 4" Bushwacker Flares
  16. Custom Front & Rear Bumpers
    1. Front Bumper is 36" from the Ground
    2. Rear Bumper is 34.5" from the Ground
  17. 12,000lb Warn Winch hidden in Front Bumper (+ wired remote)
    1. Winch is spooled with Warn Synthetic Rope and Sheath (stronger than cable, doesn't store kinetic energy and will not kickback and endanger Operator if it breaks under stress)
  18. 52 Gallon Fuel Tank provides for 600 Mile Range (11.5 City or 12.0 Highway)
  19. 4 x VisionX Halogen Lights up front (2 spot/2 flood)
    1. Halogen Lights are wired to 3-stage switches on the dash: on, off and relay so you can light them all up simultaneously when flashing high beams
    2. Amber and Blue tinted covers for all 4 Halogen Lights to help with snow/fog visibility
  20. VisionX Amber LED Fog/Snow Lights on Front Bumper
  21. VisionX 42" Xmitter 240-Watt 80-LED Light Bar for Rear with separate battery in bed for use while tail-gating
  22. AFE Stage 2 Cold Air Induction System
  23. New Turbo Stacks
  24. Glow Plugs & Seals recently Serviced & Certified
  25. Bulldog Chip
  26. 4.56 Differential Gear Swap
  27. "Stump Puller" Steel Transmission Housing with Heavy-Duty Torque Converter
  28. Axles Rotated to Straighten Driveshaft angles according to Lift Height
  29. Transfer Case Lowered 3 Inches to Align to the Drive Shafts
  30. Heavy Duty 2-piece Rear Driveshaft with Carrier Bearing
  31. Larger Brakes Installed to stop the Enlarged Tires easier
  32. Polished Custom Stainless Exhaust
  33. Custom Rear Firestone Air Ride Suspension
  34. Duty Cycle Air Compressor with Air Horn and High Pressure Hose for Tire/Accessory Fill
  35. Class V Hitch with Class IV Adapter
  36. Rhino Lined Bed
  37. Rubber Bed Mat
  38. Dynamat Wrapped Passenger Cab
  39. $7k Stereo/Navigation System
    1. Kenwood DNX 8120 Head Unit
    2. Remote Control
    3. Matrix 6-Channel Pre-Amp
    4. JL Audio 4-Channel, 300-Watt for two 6" and two 5"x7" Focal Speakers
    5. JL Audio 1-Channel, 500-Watt for two Subs
    6. Dual Rockford Fosgate 10" Subs in Enclosed Box
  40. Viper Alarm
  41. Remote Start
  42. Power Doors
  43. Power Windows
  44. High-Lift Jack on Custom Mount in Bed
    1. Mud Platform
    2. Lift Straps
  45. Raised Sleeping Platform in Bed with Underneath Storage
  46. Backup Camera
  47. Off-Road Tools Included
    1. Shovel
    2. Sledge Hammer
    3. Axe
  48. Safe-T-Connect Plugs on both Bumpers for Jump Starting other vehicles w/o raising hood
    1. Safe-T-Connect Jumper Cable included

Issues
Small parking lot ding on the lower driver's door.
Little bit of surface rust on the powdercoating of the traction bars and pre-run bars on the bumpers. Shocks have some too, all from salted winter roads up in Canada, about normal for age. Shocks probably should be replaced in 2-3 years anyway though. It is all cosmetic as everything functions fantastic.


I have receipts for every bit of maintenance, accessories and upgrade performed since I bought the vehicle in 2008. All these receipts are scanned online and can be shared to serious buyers via Dropbox if you'd like to audit them.

Will show on appointment only and can arrange for mechanics inspection as well. I have a clear title on this machine. Sorry but I am not interested in trades or owner financing.

VIN: 3FTSW31FX1MA12103 (there is a picture uploaded of the VIN too)

More pictures with descriptions here:
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