2012 Ford F-350 on 2040-cars
Osage, Wyoming, United States
E-Mail Questions at: loraleelppalmerton@ukdealers.com . Beautiful 2012 F350 Fx4 diesel, all options, complete service history, never smoked in, carpet and seats are like
new, looks excellent inside and out, runs and drives as new. Original owner, love this truck but need to make room
for the 2015.
Options highlights: Navigation/voice command, Power/heated/cooled leather captain seats, Power telescoping heated
mirrors, Moonroof, Power sliding rear window, Electronic locking rear axle, Stability/ anti-trailer sway control,
Hill decent control
Custom features: Reflex spray-in bed-liner, rocker panels and fender flares. Fox 2.0 racing technology shocks and
steering dampener, 3 inch lift, Pogressive rate Coil springs, Ford under-bed fifth wheel/Gooseneck hitch, weather
tech floor mats.
New Cooper ST Maxx tires.
Delivery available.
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