2006 Ford F-350 Xlt Lariat 6.0 Diesel Automatic 4x4 on 2040-cars
Baxter, Minnesota, United States
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2006 Ford F-350, Crew Cab, 6.0 diesel, Automatic, 6.5 box, LOADED with every available option including a sunroof, leather interior and 20" aluminum wheels. I have owned this truck since 2007, AFTERMARKET EXTRAS! windshield visor, tonneau cover, chrome bed rails, spray in bed liner, chrome wheel opening moldings, chrome heavy duty grill guard, front running lights, michelin tires, trailer towing package, window drip moldings I have had all my maintenance on this truck done at Mills Ford in Brainerd. All of the 6.0 Diesel updates have been completed at Mills Ford. I have receipts for the updates and a phone number for verification if it is needed. Since the updates are so involved, I asked them to do a general once over and do it right, they replaced everything that was needed, even ball joints. My invoice for the updates and other items came to $9700.00. The front doors do have some rust on the bottom of the doors (see photos). There isa very small spot of surface rust on the rear bottom of the front fenders (just in front of the wheel, see photo) and a very small spot of surface rust on the bottom and rear of the rear quarter panels (see photo). The truck drives like a brand new one! It is in great condition and needs nothing. With the engine updated, this truck provide many additional years of service to the new owner. I am selling this truck only because I could use the funds for business purposes. |
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