2006 F150 Wrecked Damaged Damage Project Needs Work Runs And Drives No Reserve on 2040-cars
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States
Up for auction is a wrecked 2006 F150 STX truck. 100% runs and drives with no suspension damage. No blown air bags. Clean clear title in hand. THIS TRUCK COMES WITH ALL THE PARTS TO FIX !!!!! Included is a pair of used doors, front fender and rocker section. All parts will be loaded up in the trucks bed before it leaves. The engine runs like a top and the trans shifts out perfect. Cold a/c. No smoke or leaks. V6/ automatic. The truck has minor damage here and there. Please look at the pictures posted of the dents/ddings. Drivers seat has a cut on the edge(see pic). Sold as-is. Payment in 7 days. I reserve the right to end the auction early. Ask any and all questions before bidding. Thanks, Brett 225-235-0083
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