2005 Mitsubishi Fg Fuso 140 Loaded, 77,500 Actual Miles, Diesel Nice, New Bed on 2040-cars
Elkland, Missouri, United States
We bought the Fuso about a year ago with the intention to rebuilt the frame and add a bed during the winter, we farm so we have more time during the Winter and enjoy doing these kind of jobs. The truck is great fun to drive and only pulled with it once and was surprised at the power it had, 25' gooseneck, with 3020 John Deere/weighted and loader, did fine. The frame needed repaired because of salt damage, was a lawn service truck in Kansas, all else is real good shape. A few dings, nothing major. Seems to be smoke free or at least for quiet a while. We are currently driving it some, so there will be a little added mileage. Four wheel drive and all works fine, power windows and door locks, great factory stereo CD player, tilt, telescopic and very quiet in the cab. Like new Firestones all around, new tool box and spare tire carrier with lock, new electric plug in in the rear but needs to be wired. We blew some fuses in wiring the running/brake/turn lights so we have a check engine and ABS light on, needs reset, also the heat gauge acts funny although it does not run hot at all. Shifts great, new oil and fuel filters, new fuel tank, a couple gallon larger than original, fuel gauge seems to be pretty accurate. Very heavy bumper hitch and new fold down gooseneck ball. The bed is completely new and made heavy and braced well. Brakes, clutch and all work fine. Any questions at all please ask before bidding and will answer as well and honestly as possible. If you are in the area you are more than welcome to drive it, insured and just had it state inspected. I know I have forgotten some things but will add as remembered. For sale locally, so may end auction early. Please email or call 417.839.2279 if you have any questions at all. $500 to hold it per PayPal the rest due when you pick it up. Reserve is several thousand below NADA retail. Thank you.
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