1999 Ford F350 Dually 4x4 7.3 Liter Diesel on 2040-cars
Sussex, Wisconsin, United States
1999 F350 4x4 with rear dually wheels. This truck runs very nice, body has rust. Excellent running 7.3 liter diesel engine with automatic trans. Runs out good and shifts nice both up and down. The brakes are good, lights work. The A/C blows ice cold. This truck overall is pretty decent. It is a working mans truck with bumps and bruises, but overall decent. The interior is in good shape, but shows some wear like anything that is not new. Has very comfortable 8 way power drivers seat, and keyless entry. The wheels need a good cleaning, the tires are ok to fair. Very slight vibration over 55mph, haven't looked at it. The body has rust, but still structually solid. The box has rust holes thru behind the rear wheels on the inside, but the outside is still pretty good. Otherwise typical Ford rust on the doors and corners. You could drive this truck as is and make plenty of money with it if you just need a work vehical or cheap haul truck. It does that great without spending a bunch of money you will never get back after buying a newer truck. 177000 miles is just broke in, and this truck will keep running for many years to come. Please ask any questions you may have, I don't always do email daily. I will be happy to talk with you 414 530-5443, and I encourage you to check my feedback. I always try to be as honest and upfront with anything I sell. Thanks for looking. |
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