2010 Ford F250 Lariat Crew Cab Powerstroke Diesel Fx4 on 2040-cars
Murray, Kentucky, United States
This truck is in excellent condition. There has never been a fifth wheel or gooseneck hitch in the back. It has the EGR and DPF deleted with the H&S MiniMaxx for improved mileage and reliability. It has some extra maintenance done to it for overall vehicle longevity and a low maintenance cost. Their is a bypass coolant filter which makes for cleaner engine coolant and a possible extended coolant drain interval and also it has an Amsoil bypass oil filter that filter the micro impurities out of the oil for cleaner longer lasting oil. Their is some oil samples available for this truck upon request. The oil samples are very good. This truck also has a Pace Edwards bed cover with remote control to move it in and out. This truck has been meticulously maintained and is super clean except it does have a hole about 1" big on the left side of the steering wheel from the previous owner. The truck spent its first couple years in Texas and I believe the frame is rust free! It is riding on the stock 20" rims with about 75% left on some 275/65R20 Nitto Terra Grapplers. I only drove this truck to work and back and the only reason I'm selling is because I got married and need the money more than the big diesel truck. I do not have the original exhaust system to put back on. Also the truck has never been smoked in by me and I doubt by the previous owner as their is zero smoke smell in it. You can email with any questions or call Ross at 270-970-1944 and I'll be glad to help you. Purchaser will need to provide $500 dollar deposit within 24 hrs of buying via Paypal and call me to handle the rest of the transaction. Thanks
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