Ford Excursion Monster Truck. V-10 Excellent Condition Must See on 2040-cars
Rapid City, South Dakota, United States
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I bought this truck in April of this year to build with my son. I have only driven it approx. 1398 miles since we Built it. Truck has a Rough Country Suspension lift on it and 18" ballistic Jester Wheels With new Nitto Trail Grapplers on them. Shocks were all professionally painted to match the body color. Truck is leather and loaded out. There are no rips or tears in any of the leather. I am the second owner of this vehicle. The original owner was and elderly man. I bought it in Tucson Arizona from a dealership the same day he had traded it in. There in no rust at all on this truck. It has some hail dents on the hood but non on either side of the truck. I was gonna put a hood on it which can be done for less then 500 including paint. Truck runs and drives great. It has no mechanical issues and gets tons of attention. with the tires sits about 12" taller then a stock superduty. I may take trades Cory 605-858-1593. Super Clean truck don't miss out.
Truck is a real head turner and is a blast to drive.
Will take heavy equipment and other toys as trade.
WILL DELIVER ANYWHERE IN US FOR SMALL ADDITIONAL FEE WITH 50% PAID UPFRONT. |
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