Ford F 450 Powerstroke 6.7l 4x4 Lariat Must See!!! on 2040-cars
Franktown, Colorado, United States
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Hello up for sale is a super awesome Ford F-450 diesel with the new and impressive 6.7L Powerstroke diesel engine. We are the original owners of this rig and it has been awesome. It was used to tow some snow cats weighing under 10,000 pounds back and forth to Reno, NV. Most miles are highway back and forth to there. This truck has been very reliable, our CPA just says that we need to sell it and get another one before taxes are due. The truck has the expensive Lariat package with heated and air conditioned seats, leather, navigation and satellite radio systems, back up camera, towing package with gooseneck and bumper hitches and many more exciting features. It has the BF Goodrich commercial T/A tires that are in great shape. This truck is turn key and ready to serve all of your towing needs. Thanks, Todd. |
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