1997 Ford F-450 Super Duty Dump Truck on 2040-cars
Canton, Ohio, United States
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1997 FORD F-450 Super Duty Dump Truck You are bidding on a used 1997 FORD F-450 Super Duty dump truck that has 83,975 miles on it. This truck was used in our landscape maintenance business and has been maintained over the years. The bed was re-painted 2 years ago and is in great shape. The cab needs painted but in decent shape. The truck operates just fine - dump works and no major issues that I am aware of at this time. Please review the pictures for the condition and what options the truck has on it. Please email me with questions or to view it. Truck is located in Canton, Ohio 44721. This truck is sold 'As is where is with no warranty written or implied'. Seller will accept balance of payment for truck at time of pick up. A deposit of $500 is required at time of purchasing truck (buy it now) and balance due with truck is picked up. Contact seller to discuss payment type that is acceptable. Truck is located in Canton, Ohio 44721 and successful buyer is responsible for pick up/shipment. Seller will assist in loading if necessary. thanks, Bryan |
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