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1997 F250 Heavy Duty 8600lb With Minute Man Plow on 2040-cars

Year:1997 Mileage:181403
Location:

Cranston, Rhode Island, United States

Cranston, Rhode Island, United States

Hi this is one of two vehicles i am selling these were both left to me from brother this listing is for a 1997 f250 heavy duty 8600lb truck 4 wheel drive there the truck has been taking space for awhile now i dont use i was told it needs a computer we try to start it the mechanic said it wasnt getting spark to the fuel injectors he said water got into the computer its a work truck this was a daily driver for my brother their was alot of parts replaced all the front end upper lower ball joints tie rods drag link front 4 wheel drive rotors brakes has 4 10 gears alot of the parts have been changed alternator valve covers new battery smog pump distrubitor ignition module has cold ac  the body has  rot in areas there are some bangs also this had a new front bumper in center got bent my son hit someone its in the picture it has brand new tires they were put on the beginning  of summer has aluminum rims dual gas tanks the seat was changed about 5 years ago has built in vibrating things the center console top got cracked i no my brother paid close to a grand or more for it the drivers side has two or three cigerette burns from him smoking the boxes are beat up the original key lock handles dont have key he put flip lock latches there okay for a work truck to hold things but there old and beat this has a fisher plow setup the plow has a area on the bottom area that has rotted about 1 inch wide 24 inches long its been like that for as long as i can remeber new blade solenoids it is what it is its a work truck i am sure somone out there will be able to fix what needs to be fixed clean the inside up a little and it will be back on the road especially with the cost of 4 wheel drive trucks what i have written is what the mechanic wrote on paper except a couple of things i am starting the price at the cost of the tires and see were it goes  I FORGOT THE STEP BARS ARE NEW AND THE LIGHTBAR ON TOP GO WITH IT

 

  the sticker ran out on 4/2014 it needs someone that can fix any minor things my son was going to use it but ended up buying a new truck i have in the garage some extra parts 4 wheel drive shafts other things that go with it i need to get rid of both vehicles the other i am listing is a 1987 elcamino project car thanks Anna 

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