2002 Ford F150 Xlt Pickup Truck on 2040-cars
Palatine, Illinois, United States
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Here is a really nice Ford truck that has been used primarliy for light duty personal use. There are no visible dents or rust (original paint - lots of shine) and all chrome work bright and dent free. The truck starts up and drives like new. Very smooth engine and transmission. Brakes and tires great. AC blows ice cold. Alignment good, No exhaust leaks, funny sounds or rattles. No tears or stains on seats and non-smoker vehicle. Some scratches that have been touched (with minor scrape on passenger side - see photo). Truck looks same as when I purchased it 3 years ago. Always stored indoors and not driven winters. Stereo works and sounds great. All lights / signals good with no trouble lights. The bed is clean with evidence it had a topper in earlier days (wiring harness). Only repair I needed in my 3 years of ownership was minor (U Joint). Personally, I am impressed with any Ford product I have ever owned. I am selling it becuase I no longer need an extra vehicle. I bought this truck to show a demo product I no longer sell. No problems or disapontments here..."get in and go!!!". Note - this account is new, but I have another established account with past vehicle sales and all good feedback (can refer to if necessary). My reasoning for a new account is for privacy (or lack of) due to the Ebay "follower" feature. |
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