Ford F350 Truck Dually Diesel (113k Miles) Excellent Condition!!! on 2040-cars
Laguna Beach, California, United States
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I am selling my 1983 Ford F350 dually with the diesel engine in great shape. Paint looks great, tires are great, engine and tranny are perfect - no smoke at all, starts right and drives right. Has polished Alcoa rims that show off the very shiny paint. Has 5th wheel gooseneck attachment in bed, and hitch in back. The diesel engine and tranny in this truck are designed to go a few hundred thousand miles, so this truck is just getting going. It has a 4 speed manual tranny. The truck has one blemish to its paint job and that is on the left rear fender. Their is a rip in the driver side of seat. I do not have a key to the outside door locks. This truck is ready to go, it will haul a fifth wheel or a trailer of any reasonable (or not so reasonable) size, while going full speed up hills, and will go all the way across the country with no problem. The diesel motor has tons of torque, it will pull a house down if you need it to. I have not seen a 1980's Ford dually that looks as good as this one. Scott
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