2001 Ford F450 Powerstroke 7.3 on 2040-cars
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2001 Ford F450 Xl Cab Chassis. It has a strong 7.3 Powerstroke motor and recently rebuilt automatic transmission. Interior has no major damage and heat and A/C works great. Everything is in good working order. All maintenance has been done on a regular basis. Schaeffer synthetic oil used at every oil change and all lubes done since the time I purchased the vehicle 2 1/2 years ago according to manufacture specifications. The truck has new steer tires on front. Retreads on back are in descent shape. It has air bags on front and rear of truck. New shocks on front and rear. 5th wheel rails installed. New stage one injectors, custom tune, straight pipe and cold air intake. Turbo and HPOP have been recently installed and have very few miles on them. The entire fuel system has been replaced. New 40 gallon plastic fuel tank, extra fuel filter prior to lift pump, new lift pump and new fuel lines. New radiator. And the batteries and starter have been recently replaced. New leaf springs in the front as well. The truck has a few minor cosmetic spots like a scratch on front bumper and small dent on passenger side rear of cab. A few chips on hood etc. Minor damage for a 2001 utility truck. Copies of receipts can be provided with purchase. Lots of the above mentioned items are still under warranties.
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