2008 Ford F-450 Super Duty Turbo Diesel Dually Pickup on 2040-cars
United States
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This is a gorgeous 2008 Ford F450 Super Duty pickup with 233,000 pampered highway miles. A 6.4 diesel, crew cab dually, 4-wheel drive, 8 ft. box with a tail-gate step. It has new injectors, new tires, new batteries, front lock-out hubs with new seals, and new differential case. Transmission has been cleaned and inspected. There are power seats (leather), and custom foot-well protectors. There is an auto-set for the drivers seat. The accelerator and brake pedals are adjustable. The power mirrors are extendable for towing and automatically fold in. There is a 6-disc CD player and a Black Maax programmer. It has a 2-5/16inch pop up ball hitch in the bed, with towing package. The truck has been regularly checked and maintained. There is a Sirius radio option.
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