2012 Ford F-350 Crew Cab Short Bed on 2040-cars
Mesa, Arizona, United States
You are looking at a very clean well kept 2012 Ford F350 Crew Cab Short Bed Lariat FX4 with right at 96,000 miles.
The exterior is White Platinum with a Black leather interior. This one ton crew cab truck boasts the powerful &
economical 6.7 liter Powerstroke V8 backed by a 6 speed automatic transmission putting out an amazing 400 horses
and 800 ft lbs of torque while maintaining fuel mileage in the high teens.
This truck is as loaded as they come with:
Power Drivers and Passengers Front Seats,
Heated and Cooled Front Seats,
AM/FM/CD Stereo w/Microsoft Sync Technology and Bluetooth,
Navigation,
Power Moonroof,
Power Sliding Rear Window,
Power Pedals,
Remote Keyless Entry System,
Back Up Sensors,
Dual Zone Climate Control,
Tilt and Telescoping Steering Wheel,
Steering Wheel Radio Controls,
Intermittent Wipers,
Cruise Control,
Leather Wrapped Steering Wheel,
Power Door Locks,
Power Telescoping and Folding Towing Mirrors,
Privacy Glass,
Front and Side Airbags,
6" Pro Comp Lift Kit,
18x10" ION Chrome Wheels,
325x70R18 Mickey Thompsons,
Fog Lights,
Inlaid Woodgrain in the Dash,
Tow Package w/Tow Command,
Bed Liner,
And MUCH MUCH MORE!!!
Our truck has is in Excellent Condition both inside and out with minimal signs of wear. A new F350 Lariat Edition
equipped like this one retails for over $70,000.00 plus taxes and dealer fees. This is a great chance to own an
impecably cared for, nicely equipped, one ton crew cab short bed 4 wheel drive for nearly half of sticker price.
Asking $37,900.00
This truck has clean vehicle history reports and has had no previous accidents or paint work. It needs nothing!!!
This is a private party transaction so there will be no additional taxes or fees charged to this sale. I may be
interested in trading up to a newer crew cab diesel (Ford, Ram, Chevrolet or G.M.C.) with lower mileage. I may even
consider a trade for a 23 to 33 foot open bow boat so let me know what you have.
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