2013 Ford F-450 Super Duty King Ranch Crew Cab Pickup 4-door 6.7l on 2040-cars
Little Elm, Texas, United States
* Forget those 3/4 tons; forget those 1 tons; this remarkable truck is for you!
* 2013 F450 King Ranch * Private Owner! * Only 1,250 miles (One thousand, two hundred fifty), yes that is correct! This might increase slightly, as I might drive it a little. * I ordered this truck new from factory and took delivery as soon as it arrived at the dealer. * 6.7 Liter PowerStroke diesel * 4x4 with locking rear axle * 14,000 lbs GVWR. Rated to pull 27,000 lb gooseneck/5th wheel or 18,000 lb. conventional trailer * Never been in the rain! * Never parked outside overnight! * Never wrecked, never scratched, never worked hard at all. Not a scratch in the bed. * Towels always on floor mats and on seat. I'm weird. * Nearly all options from Ford * White platinum tri-coat metallic exterior ($495 option) * Fifth wheel prep kit * Tailgate step * Factory moonroof * Beautiful King Ranch leather with heated and air conditioned seats * Block heater * Factory Camper Package * Factory upfitter switches * Factory mudflaps * Factory top-of-the-line Sony stereo with Ford Sync system, Bluetooth, navigation, etc. * No one has ever ridden in the back seat * Original sticker price $70,290 * I have all original paperwork, window sticker, etc. * UWS tool box and factory Ford rubber bed mat not included in sale * Etc., etc. * I am a car freak and take fantastic care of my vehicles. Almost always the first person to look at any vehicle I am selling buys it. They have looked and looked and never found any nicer. * Paperwork will be transferred at my local Ford dealer, for your protection and my protection. This way, we both know the deal is done properly. * The only reason I am selling is my new 2015 F450 King Ranch will arrive in a couple of weeks * No, I don't need any help from dealers * No, I won't finance * No trades, no tire kickers, no test rides. This truck is better than new! |
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