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Unique Ford Custom Toter Baby Semi Rv E450 Cab Chassis Truck 7.3 Turbo Diesel on 2040-cars
Year:1992
Mileage:129149
Location:
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
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Custom built 1992 E-450 Toter. Everything from firewall forward has been upgraded to 1998 E-450. Very low KILOMETER 7.3L Powerstroke Turbo Diesel. Engine, transmission and rear end as well as front suspension etc all are 1998 with only 129,150 Kilometers. (approx. 80,000 miles) TONS of power to pull your camper, or whatever else. Has awesome sound system with amps and subs all installed. CB radio is installed and included. Rear facing load lamps. The dual aux. aluminum fuel tanks have a crossover pipe so you can fill from one side or both. They pump into the original tank, which is what the unit runs on. Tires are like new, have made one trip from Minneapolis MN to Winnipeg MB Canada. (8 hours)Has air assisted rear suspension. Lots of storage in rear deck. Has both receiver hitch and 5th wheel hitch (not in pics, but is on truck). Has electric brake controller installed. Very minor corrosion on bottom rail of bunk, and some minor rust on doors at mirror mounts. This incredible unit is located 15 minutes from Winnipeg Manitoba Canada. Pick up, delivery, or other arrangements can be made. The owner is a licensed car dealer. This is his personal truck, not just something purchased to make a buck. He would be happy to answer any and all calls if you require any information, or wish to discuss transportation. Winning bidder must contact seller within 24 hours to discuss payment etc. Please do not hesitate to call owner, Darin, at 204-781-7905 between 9am and 8pm. |
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