2006 F250 Ford Turbo Diesel on 2040-cars
Petersburg, Indiana, United States
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Hello, I have up for sale a Ford F250 Turbo Diesel 2 Wheel Drive pickup in good working condition. It has 195,000 miles on it and it is a reliable vehicle. The actual number of miles will probably change a little due to it being driven some. It is in good shape inside and out, problems we found are there is a small dent on the drivers side door, which is hard to see unless you are looking for it. There are also 2 small rust spots (about size of a dime) on the passenger side of the seat. A good rust remover might take these out, no tears or cracks in the seat. The body has no rust. The tires are good, the truck needs some tlc because the turbo leaks a little bit of exhaust gasses and the batteries need charging about every 10 days. This truck is reliable and runs well. We would be comfortable taking it on a long trip.
The lucky buyer will need to deposit $200.00 via paypal within 24 hrs of auction end. The remainder can be paid upon receiving the truck. The truck can be seen in Petersburg, IN. To see it in person or ask questions feel free to email me at adkern@yahoo.com or call Mon-Sat 10-5 (812)-354-8284. After 5 pm I can be reached at 812-610-5240. Thank You, Alan & Rachel Kern |
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