Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Ford
Drive Type: Rear wheel drive
Model: F-350
Mileage: 78,493
Trim: XL
This is an excellent work truck that is in great shape for its age. With only 78,493 miles, it runs out great. Would drive it anywhere. Truck does have some rust and bondo on the cab corners above the windshield, slight leak with a heavy rain. Front seat and driver side floor matt does have some wear. No ac from factory. 351 engine- c6 auto transmission, bed liner, the rear driver side tire in the picture is the spare, I broke the valve stem off the regular tire when washing it. I am going to have the tire fixed and put it back on this week. Miles may change before auction ends due to test drives, and a little use. Truck is listed for sale locally so I may end the auction early. Sold as is where is. Please pay in cash on pick up within 7 days of auction ending. Clear title in hand. Thanks for looking and happy bidding.
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