Ford F350 4x4 Diesel Crew Cab Long Bed Dpf Delete H&s Tuner Exhaust A/t Tires! on 2040-cars
Geronimo, Oklahoma, United States
2008 F350 4x4 diesel with upgrades (H&S tuner, dpf delete, straight
pipes, off road tires, etc) 134k (HIGHWAY) miles, just breaking it in,
runs perfect. Clean Title. 6.4L Diesel, with ICY COLD A/C.
Stock Options - Cruise Control, Power Windows and Locks, Reverse Sensors, Auto Transmission Upgraded options - AM/FM/CD player (aftermarket), 90% tread on new set of FALKEN tires (just recently purchased brand new at discount tire in Wichita Falls, TX with warranty - $1000), H&S Mini Max tuner ($1,800), FLO-PRO DPF delete ($150), full turbo back FLO-PRO 4" exhaust system ($500), Cattleman brush guard with 2 x 4" off road fog lights ($572.50). Tented windows ($200) - OVER $4,000 IN EXTRAS!!! All upgrades options except the window tent were purchase within the last 6 months! Since the H&S tuner was installed I average a little over 20 MPG highway and 13 MPG city (all unloaded averages) with a mix of about 50 highway/50 city I am normally right around 16 MPG. I have seen as high as 23.5 MPG on the highway traveling unloaded. I only use Ford Motorcraft Oil and Filters for oil changes and Rotella ELC for coolant. I am the second owner, was told the previous owner never smoked in the vehicle and I have never smoked in the vehicle. Completely smoke free. I have owned the vehicle now for almost 1 year and absolutely love it. Unfortunately, I am having to move to Hawaii due to my new Army duty station and will not be able to take the truck with me. That is the ONLY reason why I am selling this vehicle. The vehicle does have normal wear and tear on it to include small dents and dings, small paint chips, small scratches, minor rust, and a small burn mark in the upper portion of the back seat. Other damages that are not normal wear and tear are a crack in the plastics on the driver's side mirror that does not affect functionality (see pictures) and the spray in bed liner has started to peel (see pictures). This truck is also for sell locally and can be taken down from Ebay at any time. Once a purchase through Ebay has been made, and deposit sent, the truck will be held for you to pick up locally or shipped to you after cleared full payment. |
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