2004 Ford F-250 Lariat Fx4 6.0l Crew Cab on 2040-cars
US $12,500.00
Year:2004
Mileage:202830
Location:
Stillwater, Oklahoma, United States
2004 Ford F-250 6.0L Lariat Fx4 Crew Cab Pickup. This truck
has a few scratches here and there, small tear in the driver seat, and a small
tear in the passenger seat. It has had regular scheduled maintenance ever since
I have owned it. Truck has been a great vehicle to own, very strong running,
and fun to drive. There are no leaks anywhere. It is listed $2000 below KBB
value in its current (good) condition. It is priced to sell. Here is a list of
the add-ons I have had installed:
Performance/Fuel mileage:
SCT Livewire 9625 Tuner (with window mount and cable)
Full Metal Power Cold Air Intake
MBRP 4" Turbo Back Exhaust
MBRP 6" Tip
New 175cc Injectors
Other add-ons:
Rebuilt FICM
Rhino lined bed
Gooseneck ball
Hankook Dynapro MT tires (approx. 60% tread left on them)
New regulator and O-ring installed on HPOP
Frontier Front Replacement Bumper
Buyer is responsible for picking up the vehicle. If you have any questions or
would like to know more, contact Jake at #580-471-7308. If I do not answer your
call, please leave a message and I will get back to you as soon as possible.
Thanks for looking.
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Ford F-250 for Sale
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