19' Flatbed Jerr -dan Bed F-450 Turbo Diesel Tow Truck With Wheel Lift on 2040-cars
Austin, Texas, United States
Condition: The truck is in great working condition, but as any other used vehicle, it has deteriorated a bit due to the wear and tear in general. The outside looks decent with some of the paint pealing off the front hood. The bar lights don't work for sure, It doesn't have the rear wheel covers, but that's about it. Then the rest is ready to go. You well get a great working work for years to come as long as you maintain it as we have.
Features: What you see is what you get. History: I purchased the truck back in 2005 in Florida. We've had it and maintained it ever since. Throughout the years we have replaced minor parts of the truck. Payment: A $1000 non-refundable deposit is required. We can do this via wire transfer, credit cards, or paypal, or cash. I DO NOT offer any shipping. You will have to take care of that. |
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