7.5l (460) Mfi V8 Engine (auto) Rear Wheel Drive Dual Rear Wheels Abs on 2040-cars
Fort Mohave, Arizona, United States
this is a low mileage vehicle ( Vehicle has 67,000 miles on complete drive-train replacement not rebuilt new from FoMoCo) which comes with a lot of extras its a truck that will pull thousands of pounds on either the fifth wheel or the frame hitch, comes with break control for trailer is very clean inside and out ice cold air, heater works just fine, tires are at 80% breaks have just been done, all lights work, comes with CB not shown (see wires in one photo)..Truck has new from FoMoCo automatic transmission installed by ford, warranted for life (not reman new), no rust, all rubbers are solid, does have duel tanks, and the fifth wheel is removable, all after market equipment is working. This truck is no kids chopped up truck it has been well maintained thru out its life and works like a mule .Please be aware of the payment procedure, if you have a zero rating please contact us via email before you buy full payment of this vehicle must be made within 24 hours of purchase by bank to bank transfer. WE DO NOT do out of country money or checks or anything we have been burned before on out of country sales and we will not sell out of country ever again.We also do know of a drive away company that can deliver anywhere in lowe 48 states from 400 - 600 in the USA no Alaska or HI
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