2001 Ford F-250 Crew Cab Xlt 7.3 Diesel 4x4 on 2040-cars
Banner Elk, North Carolina, United States
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This is a 2001 Ford F250 XLT Crew Cab 4x4 7.3 Turbo Diesel. It has 132,xxx miles. I have replaced the upper and lower ball joints on both sides, new warn locking hubs, new sway bar links, new brakes, new brake calipers all the way around, i put in a used back glass to replace the old broken one, new brake rotors on the drivers side, new tires, replaced the interior. The body has dents on the drivers side of the bed. The frame has surface rust, there is no rust through. I have replaced the drivers side fender with a new primered one. I took the carpet out and sprayed the floor with spray in bed liner. The 4x4 works great. The truck runs good and cranks right up, even in the cold. The truck drives good. All electronics work and all lights work. The cruise control doesn't work, I'm not sure why. I have clean NC title in hand and all records for repairs that I have done and some of the records from the previous owner. I do have this truck listed locally also. If you any questions feel free to ask. I will answer as many as possible. My number is 828-964-5996
*Update*- In the pictures, it shows there is a ladder rack, this has been removed and sold. Also the old fender is on in the pics, I will upload one of the new fender within the next day or so. |
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