2013 Ford F-150 Lariat Crew Cab Truck (ecoboost) 4-door 3.5l on 2040-cars
Edgerton, Ohio, United States
Up for bid is a nice F150 Lariat 4x4 ECOBOOST! I purchased this from an Insurance Auto Auction for my own personal use. I since purchased another truck and I am ready to part with this one. All State inspections have been done. The truck has a rebuilt title. When I got it, it was hit in the right front wheel and down the right side and a little damage on the left side. The parts I replaced were: RH Fender, Airbags, 2 doors, a bedside and right front suspension. It had a dent in the frame behind the wheel so I purchased a new frame and replaced it. (See pics of frame before I put on the truck). I have also had it realigned by my local Dealership (have receipt). It only had 3,730 miles on it when I got it. Truck runs and drives nice. This truck is super quiet inside and very clean.
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If you want a nice truck for 1/2 the price this is it. A lot of times I sell the truck before it ends so don't wait! I also have this for sale locally and have the right to end the auction if SOLD. I can also ship the vehicle to you. I have a very reasonable broker that I use and will help setup at Buyer's Expense. I charge a one-time $50 doc fee as I'm a Used Dealer. Any questions, please ask! |
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