2011 Ford F-450 Xlt Fx4 on 2040-cars
Bigfoot, Texas, United States
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2011 Ford F-450 with the XLT and FX4 package. Those packages include keyless entry, remote start, leather seats, running boards, towing package, gooseneck & wiring, 4X4, fog lights, power folding mirrors, engine block heater, reverse camera, etc. This truck is equipped with the epic 6.7 diesel engine, that makes 400 hp and 800 ft. lbs. torque. There have been no modifications to the engine/drivetrain. It is still bone stock. It just had new brakes and rotors put on it, along with two new front tires. Also included is a full set of Weathertech floor mats. Everything works as it should, with no issues.
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