Ford: F-250 Lariat on 2040-cars
Mount Dora, Florida, United States
My eMail : berryrightlyt@inmano.com
2014 Ford F-250 Lariat Supercab, shortbed 4x4 diesel. Condition is as new. Original owner. Remainder of Ford factory warranty. I believe bumper to bumper is 3 year/36,000 miles and power-train on the diesel motor is 7 year/100,000 miles. Please do your own research to verify. Truck has been serviced by the local Ford dealer according to time not mileage Truck is perfect in every aspect. Loaded up lariat model, including tow package with hitch and brake controller, back up camera, heated/cooled leather seats, ect. Extras include a low profile bug shield, low profile tonneau cover, bed mat, screen protector installed for the touchscreen. Custom indoor/outdoor cover also included if wanted. ALL paperwork to include service record, window sticker, manual, everything was kept and will go with the truck. Same as buying a new one. I bought the truck new in June or July 2014 just before accepting a job overseas. The truck has been covered up in storage since and has around 3,000 miles (its driven by a family member a couple times a month just to keep the mechanics good to go). We have too many vehicles and this one is not used. Time to sell. This was and still is my dream truck, but my work forces the sale. This is basically a new diesel 4x4 truck at a used price. Clear title in possession, no liens. Reasonable, serious offers considered.
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