2001 F350 4x4 7.3l Diesel Crew Cab Lariat With Snow Plow And Salt Spreader on 2040-cars
Noblesville, Indiana, United States
7.3L Diesel with only 282,000 miles, still very strong. These engines are know to last well over 500,000 miles. Navigation System, DVD Player, 35" tires, lift kit, Superchips programer, Warn lockout hubs, new tires, bed liner, running boards, Lariat package, leather, power windows, power door locks, power seats, A/C, Cruise Control, snow plow is broken, it is a sno-way lobo with new pump, lights, hoses, cutting edge, salt spreader is also broken, needs a new motor, it is also a sno-way. There are a few dents and scratches on the truck but overall it is in good condition for its age. With some TLC to the plow and spreader this truck could make someone a lot of money this winter!
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