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Ford F-350 7.3l Powerstroke Turbo Diesel Flatbed Automatic Transmission on 2040-cars

US $5,000.00
Year:1995 Mileage:301301
Location:

Palestine, West Virginia, United States

Palestine, West Virginia, United States

First off I would like to say that this truck has some cosmetic defects and it isn't the prettiest vehicle on the road today. However, it is a solid truck that runs good and will provide many years of trouble free service for you. This truck has a 7.3L Powerstroke Turbo Diesel that runs strong. The odometer shows over 300,000 but this truck had a new long block put in it a little over 36,000 miles ago by a previous owner. This truck starts easy and runs well, it also has a block heater to make for easy cold weather starts. The oil and filter were recently changed and there also aren't any leaks on this truck to leave a mess in your driveway like many other trucks this old. The transmission in the truck is a 4-speed automatic overdrive, so it easily achieves interstate speed but still has enough grunt in the lower gears to pull a load.

The paint is in good shape overall and the truck had been painted sometime before I got it. There is some rust beginning to bubble up and show through in the common places, these include both fenders and rocker panels as shown in the pictures. There is a significant dent behind the drivers side door, but it could be pulled out. The paint has chipped in that area and needs to be touched up to prevent rust if the dent isn't pulled. The bed is an asset to this truck. Earlier this year it was removed from the truck and taken down to bare metal before being primed and repainted black. Since then it has seen some use, so some of the paint has been scratched off or scuffed so it is not perfect but it is in excellent shape. There is a gooseneck hitch in the bed and there is a wiring harness there for the lights and trailer brake as well as a brake controller, but I never used it so it never got hooked up and a plug installed. The wheels are aluminum and do have some corrosion on them as can be seen in the pictures. All of the tires hold air though and they all run straight and true. The tires have good tread on them too as can also be seen in the pictures.

The interior of this truck isn't in that bad of shape for a vehicle that has seen this much use. The front seats have stylish covers on them and the carpet is a little bit dirty but it is in tact and in good shape. The back seat has little wear and is in good shape for many years to come. The dash is in good shape for a vehicle of this vintage and all of the gauges work as they should. The steering wheel shows some wear from driving but it is still very usable. All of the power accesories work as well as the aftermarket radio that is in the dash.

This truck is a little old and battered but it is still a warrior ready for battle. It drives good and straight and the steering is tight just like it should be. There is no play anywhere and when you drive it, it doesn't feel like a truck with that many miles on it. The brakes are good and it stops easily. This truck is great for a work truck that you aren't afraid to put a little scratch or ding on from time to time. It has many miles of good service left in it and a fresh engine to tear up the open road. If you have any questions about the truck feel free to contact me at 3 zero 4 27 five 3 0 nine four or through ebay. Feel free to come and look at the truck before you bid if you feel unsure about anything. If you get the truck and feel that I have grossly misrepresented this truck then I will gladly give you your money back minus ebay's fees and let you go home no strings attached. Thanks for looking and bid to win.

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