1997 Ford F-250 Powerstroke Diesel 4x4 X-cab Automatic Flatbed Truck on 2040-cars
Quanah, Texas, United States
1997 Ford Work Horse of a Flatbed Work Truck.!!
F-250 Power Stroke 7.3 turbocharged Diesel 4X4 Automatic, Extra cab. Bright red with white down the side centers. Gray cloth interior . Power windows ,mirrors and locks Nice JVC Stereo with C.D. Player. Glow plugs have been replaced in this truck. Motor is strong and has been taken care of. 4X4 in good working order. Nice rims with medium wear tires. Flatbed is a nice heavy duty bed that has been freshly painted.. This truck is the perfect work truck. It has been used as far as some wear. Sctatches and a small ding in passenger side door . But still a good looking truck. Call or text Laurie Perkins 940-261-0961 |
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