2007 Ford F650 Custom F-650 on 2040-cars
Spring Valley, California, United States
2007 Ford F-650 Custom Pickup For sale is a 2007 Ford F-650 pickup with a 250hp C7 Cat and a six speed Allison transmission with push-button shifter. Unlike the underpowered powerstroke engine, this Cat engine will pull all through the powerband, and will tow just about anything! This truck is covered in Dynamat to give it a nice quiet ride, and when you close the doors they have a nice Cadillac like "thud" instead of rattling like a tin-can, like most doors. This truck has a Brand New 2012 pickup bed with led lights and a chrome bumper. This truck has brand new air bags and shocks. It also features gray leather seats, and a painted frame that is so clean you could eat off of it! One unique feature of this truck is the door handles, they are precision machined from 6061-T6 aircraft grade aluminum, unlike many of the trucks on ebay which has cheap $30 chrome covers, these door handles cost over $700! It also has over $200 in LED lights! This truck will cruise at 75mph all day and still get 14 mpg. This is a low mileage, custom pick up that needs a new home. If you have any questions, feel free to call Chris at (619) 263-6905 This truck features:
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