99 F350 Super Duty Lariat Crew Cab Diesel W/ Kaufman 51ft 4 Car Hauler Trailer on 2040-cars
Mokena, Illinois, United States
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You are bidding on my 99 F350 Diesel and 2008 Kaufman 3 4 Car Trailer
This is a 99 F350 Crew Cab Automatic Lariet Diesel with 294K Miles on it. I bought it from a gentleman who used it for his tow vehicle on the weekends when he took his race car to the track back in 2011. It has 222,000 back then. It does have damage on the Front Driver Fender from a Blow out, Rear Pass Door from a Lady hitting me and a Dent in the Rear Corner Cab from when I backed up too far with the Trailer. I have a line up for the Door and Fender that I can try and get. The interior is Clean minus the Driver Seat which is Torn. It has power everything, including locks, windows, cruise and Cold AC. It also has a ton of work done too it that I did for preventitive Maintenance so we would never get stranded. It has with in the past 2 years, Rotors, Brakes, Bearings, Mid Shift Bearing, Water Pump, Batteries, Idler Pulleys, Starter, Fan Clutch and Glow Plugs. Oil was changed every 5k and Fuel Filter every 10k. It has a aftermarket alarm and stock alarm. It also comes with a Tool box which has all the Straps in it for 3 cars. The tires are new on the front and the rears will have to be replaced. Im gettin rid of it because the rig sits more then it gets used since I have a 7 car. This will be a great money maker for someone getting into the business. The truck averages 11-13 with 3 cars on it on the display. The trailer is a 2008 Kaufmann 3-4 Car Hauler with Front and Rear Flips to fit 4 cars and make you that extra money. It is a 3 axle trailer with Brakes, Drums and Bearings done Recently on 2 axles. Tires are good all the way around on the trailer and are all E Rated. It does have a winch but was broken when a fork lifter hit it when unloading a vehicle. If you have any questions please call before Bidding. This truck is for sale locally and I do reserve the right to end this early. I require 500.00 via paypal immediately after auction and the rest cash in hand upon pick up. If you have any questions what so ever PLEASE CALL OR TEXT 708 927 2476 Happy Bidding |
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