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1995 Ford F350 Dually, Diesel, Flatbed 4x4 on 2040-cars

Year:1995 Mileage:130122 Color: sheet metal is in good shape
Location:

Redding, Connecticut, United States

Redding, Connecticut, United States
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No Reserve! For sale is our 1995 F350 dually.  This is an XL model, 4 wheel drive with dual rear tires.  7.3L Powerstroke diesel engine with E4OD 4 speed automatic transmission. 2 Speed transfer case with manual hubs.  This truck also has a 9' steel flatbed with headboard, and a Diamond fixed mount plow system, with a 9' western plow.  This truck starts, runs and drives as it should to the best of our knowledge.  It starts with no problem in the cold, and blows heat well.  The tires are about 50-60% on the front, 80%+ on the rear.  All steel rims.  The trucks runs well, with plenty of power, the transmission shifts well, with no issue.  Transfer case works as it should as well. The exterior sheet metal is in good shape, with the exception of the left cab corner, which is starting to rust on it's back edges. The truck has newer fenders and a newer passenger door.  There is some rust under the cab, and a partial patch on the drivers floor.  The truck frame has scale on it, but is solid overall.  The steel flatbed has some rust underneath, and a few holes in the bed itself. It is a FIXED bed; it does not dump. It does have a 2" receiver on the back.  The interior is in decent shape, with only one small cut in the dash on the passenger side.  The driver's side of the bench seat does have wear/ tear on the edge.  It is not seen in the pictures.  NO AC, NO Power windows/ locks etc.  The truck originally had twin fuel tanks, but the forward tank had been removed prior to use taking possession of it.  All of the electronics and lines are still there, as is the functioning selector switch in the cab. The plow that comes with it is worn, and needs some attention, but works.  I should also note the original rear skid plate/ fuel tank cover has been removed, and galvanized straps secure the tank.

Overall this truck isn't bad for 19 years old.  It's not perfect; It needs TLC to be 100%, but has a lot of life in it.  The engine hasn't even gotten started yet.  A great truck to restore and drive.  Feel free to ask questions, or come out and see it.

A $500 non-refundable deposit is due within 24 hours of the auction ending. Balance due when truck is picked up, Cash or bank check is preferred.  I will NOT ship, but will assist where I can.

The truck is for sale locally, and we reserve the right to end the auction early!

NO WARRANTY!

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