1995 F250 Low Miles, Miami Barn Find on 2040-cars
Miami, Florida, United States
1995 F250. True Miami barn find. Truck looks amazing. Only has 73000 miles and has not been drive for the past 10 years. Original owner passed away and his wife sold truck to me. The seat had a seat cover on it so when I took it off I was amazed to see such a clean and unmolested seat. Looks brand new. Clean rug. Power windows and power locks. Rear window opens in the middle. Long bed. Air conditioner works cold. Everything works great. I put a 30 day tag and I have been driving it to make sure everything is good.
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