2005 Ford F-450 Powerstroke Diesel Contractor Bed Enclosed Utility No Rust Clean on 2040-cars
Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania, United States
If you're a contractor and have been looking for a truck to keep all your power tools and equipment organized and want something that can tow, than my well cared for 2005 F450 that's rust free and runs out like new with 161k is for you.
Mechanically this truck is solid. Motor fires right up without hesitation or smoke. Sounds healthy through all the RPM's. Transmission shifts great through all the gears with no slipping or funny shifts. Drives down the road well. Steering is nice and tight. Brakes feel good. Has a good PA inspection until 3/15. Rear tires are like new but the fronts need to be replaced. Solid truck all the way around mechanically and is ready to be put to work. Cosmetically this thing is beautiful. Paint shines nice in the sun. Body is in excellent shape with maybe a stone chip if you look close. Bed is also in great shape with just a couple chips of paint on the door hinges. Absolutely no rust to be found anywhere on the truck. Underneath is nice and clean with the factory undercoat still intact. Interior is very clean and not all worn out. Smells good inside and hasn't been smoked in. Inside the bed is nice and clean and was well cared for. Overall this is a very nice work truck that hasn't been abused in any way so if you're looking for a nice reliable, presentable truck to get to the job than this is it. If you have any questions please feel free to give me a call at 717-823-3349. I am only human and may have missed something that is important to you so please ask any questions before buying. A $500 non refundable deposit is due at the end of the auction. Full payment must be made within 7 days or deposit will be forfeited. Truck must be picked up within 30 days or any money down will be forfeited. This truck is being sold by Platinum Car and Truck Sales, LLC in Elizabethtown, PA |
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