Ford F450 Dynamic Wheel Lift Self Loader, Tow Truck, Wrecker on 2040-cars
Pikeville, Kentucky, United States
For Sale a 2006 F450 Diesel Tow Truck, with the 701 Dynamic Wheel Lift Repo Bed. this truck is rough, it has 286,000 miles, hard to start when cold, (NEEDS ENGINE WORK), Transmission shifts fine. Wheel Lift works fine. I just install a new hydraulic pump for the wheel lift. This truck hit a deer, and damaged the front bumper, grill and made a place on the front of the hood, and cracked the windshield. I have a NIB grill that I have not installed that goes with purchase. The bed sells for around $22,000 new. Just needs to be sanded down and painted. This truck could be put back in service with a few repairs, or the bed could be used on a different truck. Priced cheap!!!!!! Call for more information. 606-434-1787 cell or 606-437-6282 office. Truck is for sale locally so I reserve the right to end auction early. Sold AS IS WHERE IS. |
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