Ford F350 Dually One Owner, Every Option With Extended Warranty Bumper To Bumper on 2040-cars
Yorba Linda, California, United States
Time for a change... Moved from Anaheim to Dana Point and there's no room in Dana Point for a truck this size! This truck was used to commute to work for a few years, towed a 5th wheel a few times, that's about it. Realized my purposes could be far better served by a car where I now live so it's time for the truck to go. Please refer to the pictures for condition, it's immaculate. The truck is being sold with the transferable extended warranty that covers the truck for 5-years, 75K miles. Any questions, please PM me and I would obviously prefer the buyer come see the truck prior to committing to purchase! Options Include: Power Locks Power Windows MoonRoof Heated/Cooled Leather Seats Power Seats Navigation Spray in Bed-liner Alloy Wheels Running Boards Automatic Transmission Cruise Control Memory Seats Dual Rear Wheels Turbo-Diesel motor 4WD Auxiliary Input Power Mirrors Traction Control Hitch Rear View Camera ABS Parking Sensors |
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