2008 Ford F450 Ext Cab Utility Bed With Auto Crane 4x4 Runs Great on 2040-cars
Tuttle, Oklahoma, United States
This truck runs and drives great. There is nothing wrong with the truck at all. It comes with a brand new controller for the crane. It has a Auto crane 4004EH which is in great working condition. It also has a air compressor and hose reel on the driver side of the truck which work great. There is a little paint on the driver side back seat and it is missing a small piece of plastic from the front bumper. If you have any questions please call 405-255-1540
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