2011 Ford F-250 on 2040-cars
Lambert, Montana, United States
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED EMAIL ME AT: sharonsaadamsonis@clubporsche.com .
For sale is our 2011 Ford F250 SuperDuty DIesel Lariet Premium 4x4
Stunning 2 tone black metallic and dark gray paint.
Has every option
Black Leather interior, Heated and cooled seats, NAV, DVD, Sunroof, Power mirrors, Gooseneck, rear 110 power, power
sliding rear window, hands free phone, Sync , XM , Remote start ,Tinted windows, everything works perfect.
Has the 6.7 Diesel and automatic 6 speed tranny
121700 miles
Even have the original window sticker.
Rear goodyear air bags
Brand new Cooper ST Pro tires - 220 miles on em.
Big Grill guard.
Car fax on hand and the ford oasis report - perfect
Books for 39000+ NADA
Carfax says to add almost 2000.00 for the perfect history - thats 41000.00
Asking 33000.00 or bo
Clean and clear title on hand ready to go
You can drive this 1 with 1 finger
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