2000 Ford F-350 F350 on 2040-cars
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States
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2000 F350 DIESEL LARIAT 19' HODGES BED TRUCK
I PURCHASED THIS TRUCK ALMOST TWO YEARS AGO. IT HAS SERVED ME WELL AND HAS ALWAYS PERFORMED AS I NEEDED IT TO.
BECAUSE OF LIFE'S CHANGES I NO LONGER HAVE A NEED FOR THIS TRUCK SO IT'S TIME FOR SOMEONE ELSE TO USE THIS WORK
HORSE. I HAVE USED IT FOR MY PERSONAL USE OF HAULING CLASSIC CARS AND IT HAS NEVER BEEN ABUSED OR OVER LOADED.
MECHANICALLY THIS HAULER HAS BEEN VERY RELIABLE. WITH ONLY 168K ON THE 7.3 DIESEL THERE ARE MANY MORE MILES AND
YEARS LEFT ON THIS TRUCK. IT DRIVES DOWN THE ROAD WELL WITH VERY LITTLE PLAY OR WANDERING AND SEEMS TO STOP AND
SHIFT AS IT SHOULD. THERE ARE NO LIGHTS ON IN THE GAUGE CLUSTER AND WOULD THINK IT WOULD PASS A STATE INSPECTION IF
NEEDED. THE ONLY MECHANICAL ISSUES IT HAS IS THE PARKING BRAKE DOESN'T WORK, THERE IS A VERY MINOR EXHAUST LEAK
THAT HAS NEVER SEEMED BAD ENOUGH TO FIX. IT HAS 6 ALMOST NEW TIRES
THE EXTERIOR OF THE TRUCK IS STILL IN VERY NICE CONDITION. THERE IS NO RUST TO SPEAK OF AND THERE ARE ONLY A FEW
MINOR DINGS AND CHIPS. THE DOOR GAPS AND FENDER GAPS SEEM TO BE FACTORY ORIGINAL AND ALL DOORS OPEN AND SHUT AS
THEY SHOULD. THE HODGES BED HAS HAD A FEW RUST PATCHES ON THE BED WHICH HAVE BEEN REPAIRED. IT HAS A LITTLE
RIPPLING ON THE BED FLOOR (AS THEY ALL DO) . THERE HAVE BEEN SOME REPAIRED PLACES ON SIDES OF BED BUT ALL IN ALL
THE BED IS VERY PRESENTABLE AND IS ALL ONE COLOR. THE WINCH WORKS AND SO DO MOST OF BED LIGHTS IN FLOOR.
BEING THE LARIAT THIS TRUCK CAME WITH LEATHER SEATS AND A FANCIER DECOR PACKAGE. IT HAS POWER WINDOWS, LOCKS,
DRIVER'S SEAT, AND MIRRORS. IT HAS THE UPGRADE SOUND SYSTEM AND CD PLAYER. THERE IS MINOR WEAR TO DRIVER'S SEAT AND
CARPET BUT BOTH ARE STILL VERY PRESENTABLE.
THIS IS A NICE RELIABLE TRUCK WHICH IS READY TO WORK. I WOULD GET IN THIS VEHICLE AND DRIVE ACCROSS COUNTRY
TOMORROW WITH NO HESITATIONS. I HAVE TRYED TO DESCRIBE THIS TRUCK AS HONESTLY AS POSSIBLE. THAT BEING SAID THIS
TRUCK IS 16 YEARS OLD AND THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES WRITTEN EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED. IT WILL BE PICKED UP WHERE IS AS IS
AND SHOULD BE PICKED UP WITHIN 30 DAYS OF PURCHASE. I WOULD ENCOURAGE ALL INSPECTIONS AND WILL MAKE EASILY
ACCEPTABLE TO DO SO. THIS TRUCK WILL NOT LEAVE UNTILL ALL MONIES HAVE CLEARED
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