Ford: F-250 King Ranch Crew Cab Short Bed on 2040-cars
Pittsville, Wisconsin, United States
2010 F250 Super Duty King Ranch 6.4L CCSB 4X4 66,1XX k miles, 1531 hours on engine, 43.2MPH average speed throughout life Pictures: Click Here to go to Flickr gallery One owner truck, originally purchased from Eric Von Schledorn Ford in Random Lake, Wisconsin. Truck is in great condition, well taken care of and loved. Have nearly full service history with Ford dealers, always used Motorcraft oil, oil filters and fuel filters. Fuel/water separator emptied every month. Floor always covered with rubber floor mats (not included in sale). The back bench is always covered with a blanket to protect from sun. Similarly, a windshield sun shade is always used to protect the front seats. Either Howes or Power Service additive every tank and used winter additive in cold temps. Back bench seat has no wear at all, used less than 20 times, guaranteed. The front seats, steering wheel and center console are in good condition, with the saddle leather treated every year. Truck sale also includes a set of winter tires and wheels. The tires are Firestone Winterforce LT LT275/70R18 Load Range E that were purchased in 2014. They have nearly full tread, about 9/16” tread, and have several more seasons in them. They are mounted to Ultra Phantom 18x9 Black Wheels also purchased in 2014. The winter tires and wheels are at least a $1000 value. Truck has over $3000 worth of upgrades. The truck is currently garaged in Wisconsin and not being driven. Title in hand. Options: White Platinum Tri-Coat, Pueblo Gold lower accent 20” OEM Aluminum King Ranch Wheels 3.55 Limited Slip Rear Axle King Ranch Chrome Package Rapid Heat Supplemental Heater Block Heater Moon Roof Snow Plow Package – never plowed with truck DPF-R 4.0+ Tuner – First installed in 2014, truck returned to stock every two years for emissions testing, currently untuned with DPF installed Flo-Pro DPF Delete Pipe Dieselsite Intercooler Boot Kit – Not currently installed, have one Ford OEM lower Intercooler boot spare Airlift Loadlifter 5000 Ultimate airbags – Installed 2015 Line-X Bedliner Supplies for CCV Delete Ford OEM Remote Start System Ford OEM Cab Lights Ford OEM Clearance Lights under tailgate (Dually light bar under tailgate) BAKFlip Hard Tri-Fold Bed Cover 2 New Motorcraft Batteries – 2016 Firestone Winterforce LT LT275/70R18 Load Range E – Purchased 2014, nearly fully tread, 9/16” remaining, 1.5 seasons Ultra Phantom 18x9 Black Wheels – Purchased 2014 Full Disclosure: Drivers mirror currently does not extend or retract, currently in extended position Brakes and summer tires probably good for 5000 miles before replacement Bed cover has extremely minor denting Tailgate step handle has knob broken off, still have the knob, can be glued back on Slight superficial rust under rear bumper pads Minor corrosion on block heater plug, but still functional
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