2005 Ford F150 Fx4 Ftx Red 4x4 Tuscany on 2040-cars
Hudson, New Hampshire, United States
The custom pkg new was 18,000. The whole truck new retailed for 55,000. The bad- rear bumper cover has hole from backing up to trailer right next to hitch, exhaust manifold just went but I just bought stainless headers to replace with. Just not on yet. This could be worked into a possible deal. front brakes are starting to pulsate, probably needs new rotors. Also the tonneau spoke about above has several small scratches from the wind blowing it onto a gravel driveway when it was off the truck, haven't touched it up yet or done any of the repairs above so i could keep it at a low price for such a rare truck. i can do all the repairs for additional money. truck has a shimmy at 70-75 mph since i got new tires, prob not balanced well as its hard to balance aftermarket universal rims. This truck is in great condition (besides the flaws listed). Tinted windows, rain deflectors, super chips power control, cold air intake by k&n. priced for quick sale before I go trade it in. 16500no low ballers please Please call or text or email Aaron 978-80seven4threethree6 |
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