2008 Ford F450 Xl Utility Crane Truck V8, Turbo Diesel, 6.4l Engine on 2040-cars
Gresham, Oregon, United States
2008 Ford F-450 XL Super Duty Utility Crane Truck Regular Cab 2WD V8, Turbo Diesel, 6.4L Engine Automatic Transmission
The Truck Runs And Drives Great 179K Miles, Its Has A Clean Title, Everything Is In Great Working Order, Very Dependable
Its In Great Shape, This Truck Is Ready For Work, For More Detailed Information Please Call Me At (503)309-2245
IF YOU WANT TO INSPECT BEFORE YOU BID THAT IS GREAT NOT AFTER YOU BID
$1000.DEPOSIT AFTER AUCTION ENDS FULL PAYMENT 48 HOURS AFTER AUCTION
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