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Exhaust brake American force Matt black 22" wheels Toyo open country m/t 37x13.5x22 approx. approx.10k miles remaining in tires H&S mini maxx programmer South bend, heavy duty clutch, pressure plate and flywheel Air dog fuel filter system Added leaf springs in the rear Front end stabilizer with bilstine shocks Straight pipe exhaust Fab Fours front bumper with location for a winch and CM flatbed with 4 tool boxes,sprayed with heavy rhino liner 6" lift Pioneer touch screen stereo 2-12" fusion sub woofers in a box under rear seat 2- fusion amps for subs and fusion door speakers 2-Tview drop down tv monitors 11", perfect for hot shotters, welder's, or construction workers when you have down time. 50 gallon fuel tank Power windows, with auto up and down in front seats Power door locks Power mirrors Tilt Cruise A/C iPhone connect for stereo Flip up center console with storage Lots of storage area in doors, dash, and center drink holder Iron cross step bars Vinyl front buckets and rear bench seat, (2-tone) and flooring, front and rear mud mats as well. Tinted glass, some scratches 7 and 4 prong trailer hook up Gooseneck hook up CB radio wiring ran overhead, This is a work truck, there are minor blemishes on the exterior, one on drivers side rear door corner,about the size of a dime, and a paint chip on drivers side hood, about 1-1/4" long and 1/4" wide, drivers side rear door panel is scratched up from tool bags, there is a small hole in drivers seat, about the size of a nickel. It does use some oil between changes. This truck is a beast, it stands 7' tall, and really stands out, pulls like a dream with no hesitation. This will make a great personal truck or addition to a company fleet. Additional pics upon request. |
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