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2000 Ford F-550 Diesel Flatbed on 2040-cars

US $5,000.00
Year:2000 Mileage:120000
Location:

Decatur, Illinois, United States

Decatur, Illinois, United States

I have for sale a 2000 Ford F550 with a 7.3L diesel power stroke engine with an automatic transmission. The transmission does have a plate on the driver's side so you could mount a power take-off on it. In the last two months, I've bought two new batteries for it and a new power steering pump. The truck has a little under 120,000 miles on it. It has 19.5 inch tires with 40-60% tread. It runs and drives good. It does NOT have A/C or power windows, it's just a heavy duty, good work truck. I've had it about six months and have bought a newer truck, which is why I'm selling this one. Two or three months ago the speedometer quit working, which made the cruise stop working. I don't know what's wrong with it. I have added around 600-800 miles since it stopped. In the last month, I had a set of running boards put on and a 3 foot long toolbox underneath the flatbed. This is a 14 year old truck, so it does have some dents and scratches on the body, but very little rust.



The flatbed is around 8 feet wide and 9 feet long, all steel. It is in good shape. It is a Knapheide brand. It does have a gooseneck ball in the middle of the bed, and you can pull a bumper-type pull trailer behind this truck. It has the wiring to do this.



If you're interested without the flatbed on it, once paid in full I can remove it and will take $500 off the price of the truck if you'd like to mount something different on the chassis. I do have a clear Illinois title in my name for this truck.

If you have any questions or would like to come see the truck, feel free to email me.

The truck is for sale as is/where is with no warranties expressed or implied.

I reserve the right to end this listing early, as I also have the truck for sale locally.

Once paid in full, I can deliver the truck up to 250 miles for $1.50 per mile, one way.

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