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1997 Ford F450 Reg Cab Flat Bed 7.3 Diesel Automatic Runs Good on 2040-cars

US $3,800.00
Year:1997 Mileage:159000
Location:

Northport, Alabama, United States

Northport, Alabama, United States
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UP FOR AUCTION I HAVE A GOOD RUNNING AND DRIVING 1997 FORD F550 REGULAR CAB FLAT BED.IAM A WHOLESALE DEALER I BUY THESE VEHICLES IN VOLUME MULTIPLE UNITS FOR ONE SET PRICE.I BUY FROM NEW CAR STORES,LEASING CO,FINANCE CO,OTHER DEALERS ECT.I DO NOTHING TO THESE VEHICLES NOT EVEN TIGHTEN UP A LOOSE SCREW.THIS KEEPS MY OVERHEAD DOWN AND PRICES A WHOLESALE LEVEL.THIS 1997 F450 HAS SOME VERY MINOR DINGS AND SCRATCHES NOTHING MAJOR.THE RS OF THE HOOD IS BULKED UP A LITTLE THE GENTLEMAN THAT TRADED IT IN HAD A NOTHER WHITE HOOD THAT GOES WITH IT THAT LOOKS GOOD JUST NEEDS PUTING ON.THE INTERIOR IS GOOD NO RIPS OR TEARS.A COUPLE OF SMALL CRACKS ON THE DASH PAD.THE TIRES ARE GOOD.IT HAS A NICE STEEL FLAT BED.THE WINDSHIELD HAS A SCRAPED PLACE FROM A BAD WINDSHIELD WIPER BUT NOT CRACKED.THE TRANSMISSION SHIFTS OUT GOOD AND STRONG.ALL THE RUNNING GEAR AND TRUCK FELLS GOOD AND TIGHT.THE 7.3 POWERSTROKE DIESEL STARTS RIGHT UP AND RUNS GOOD.THE ENGINE HAS SOME EXCESSIVE BLOW BY TO ME BUT DOESNT SEAM TO HENDER ITS PERFORMANCE IT MAY RUN FROM NOW ON THIS WAY I DONT KNOW I JUST WANTED TO MENTION IT.IT CAN SIT FOR 3 WEEKS WITH OUT BEING STARTED GO OUT AND HIT THE SWITCH AND SHE STARTS RIGHT UP AND RUN FINE.WE DROVE IT IN OVER 100 MILES AND IT DONE FINE AND IT USED NO OIL.THE TRUCK WILL MAKE SOMEONE A GREAT WORK TRUCK FARM TRUCK OR DAILY DRIVER.I BUY THESE VEHICLES AS IS I SELL THEM THE SAME WAY AS IS IF I KNOW OF A ISSUE I WILL TELL YOU I DONT LIKE SUPRISES.I REQUIRE A 500.00 NON REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT WITH IN 48 HRS OF CLOSE OF THE AUCTION AND FULL PAYMENT WITH IN 7 DAYS OF CLOSE OF THE AUCTION NO EXCEPTIONS.I SELL A LOT OF TRUCKS ON EBAY CHECK MY FEEDBACK I WILL TELL YOU LIKE IT IS IAM NOT GOING TO SUGAR COAT ANYTHING TO SELL YOU A VEHICLE MINE ALWAYS SELL AND HAVE HAPPY BUYERS.IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS CALL LANEY AT 205 826-2534.THANKS FOR LOOKING. 

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