Ford: F-350 Xlt on 2040-cars
Jamestown, New York, United States
This is a great Superduty long bed 6.7l Powerstroke diesel truck. 4wd, Heated mirrors, Side steps, Superduty rubber floor mats, as well as Super Duty carpet floor mats, Bluetooth audio, Sirius, Microsoft sync connect, Tow package including extendable mirrors, tow haul mode etc, Trailer plug at rear and in bed. 20k Reese Titan 5th wheel hitch Trailer pull hitch. Spray in bed liner. Electric sliding rear window, Split bench/bucket front seats, Remote keyless start, Keypad entry and keyless entry. Retractable mirrors, Rear tailgate step, Reversing sensors. Regularly serviced. Couple of small dints in right hand rear quarter both smaller than a golf ball. Truck runs and drives great. If you have ever owned or driven one of these vehicles you will be aware that they really come into their own when they have some weight over the rear axles. This truck is built to pull, we have used it to travel from Calgary to Los Angeles across to Miami then up to Toronto and it never missed a beat. Will be sad to see it go, but have just sold our 5th wheel and no longer need this size vehicle. Vehicle is available to view after 7pm weekdays or on weekends.by appointment only. Inspections are welcomed and recommended. This vehicle was imported from Canada and the dmv reported the km as miles which is incorrect on the carfax. The actual miles are as shown in the odometer of 71,796.3m or 115,544.945km.This means that this vehicle still has 44,455.055km or 27623m of the Ford Factory North American Warranty. Please do not be fooled by your Edmunds that your warranty is not Valid. This warranty as stated in the warranty booklet is a full North American warranty and is not limited to the region in which it was sold. Also this vehicle was built in Kentucky to the same standards as any US vehicle so please be assured of the quality and reliability expected if the 6.7l Powerstroke drivetrain and payload capacity. The price of this vehicle is at least 20% lower than any vehicle with similar features representing exceptional value.
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