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1989 Ford F250 extended cab, 460 V8, 2WD with under 100,000 miles. New tires. Runs great. Hood and roof have significant surface rust and the truck has a few dings but otherwise it is very clean for 1989 and runs fine. This truck was purchased by my father in 1989 as a retirement gift to himself. He used a fifth wheel (I no longer have that) to pull his camper all throughout the states. He stored it every winter so it never saw salt for the first 18 years of it's life. My father gave it to me about 5 or 6 years ago. While I did not store it like he did, it wasn't driven much. The rust on the roof and hood is most likely from me using a large squeegee to push snow off of it every winter as it sat in my driveway throughout the cold.
It is an extremely reliable truck and the only reason I'm getting rid of it is because we no longer use it as we once did and we have too many vehicles.
Any reasonable offer will be considered.

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