2006 - Ford F-350 on 2040-cars
Sullivan, Wisconsin, United States
if your looking for a nice clean truck this is it! 2006 f-350 4x4 crew cab short box lariat, this truck runs and drives very nice! no check engine lights or issues at all. get in and drive anywhere. all fluids freshly changed and ready for a new owner. 4x4 works well and as it should. has some fading on ford oval on grille, also a small paint peel on fender flare, and small ding in front bumper otherwise has normal wear but in nice condition. has cooper discoverer a/t front tires about 50% tread and firestone transforce a/t on rear 75% tread. has a flip over gooseneck ball in bed with a plug for your trailer also located in the bed with a nice spray in bedliner. this is a nice smooth easy starting truck in very nice condition for its age. truck has had a new FICM installed and also a new starter otherwise everything is in great working order. DONT MISS THIS ONE! as you can see from my feedback I am a good ebay seller and plan to keep it that way this truck is as decribed. anyone is welcome to come look and drive this truck anytime before auction end. any further questions don't hesitate to call Colt at 715-896-9776 or Joe at 715-299-7877 there will be a $500 deposit thru paypal withing 48hrs of auction end and the rest will be due upon pickup if you require shipping our zip is 54615 if you have ZERO feedback plz contact me prior to bidding also don't bid until u are sure u have funding please
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