1995 Ford F-350 Xlt Crew Cab Pickup 4-door 7.3l on 2040-cars
Athens, Texas, United States
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Selling my 1995 Ford F-350 Crew Cab 4x4. I just don't need a truck this large anymore and I only drive it about 1 time per week to work so I'm selling it. This is a good truck with a lot of life left in it. It is not a perfect condition truck - has been used as a truck for almost 20 years but I still think it looks pretty good. Has dents and scratches that I will describe below as you would expect on a truck of this age. It would make a great farm or work truck for someone.
This truck has the 7.3 Powestroke engine and a manual transmission. These engines go for a long time. I had all the injector seals done last year and one of the injectors was replaced at that time. It still runs strong. The exterior is in fair condition. The front bumper sags on one side (like many of these trucks!). The driver's door has some dents at the edge where someone tried to pry open the door when the previous owner had it (makes it look like the door sags a little - I replaced on of the hinge pins which helped some). The bed has a lot of scratches/dents but does have a brush on bedliner (Herculiner). The rear bumper is a nice Pipe bumper and is in good shape. There is a small dent in the rear passenger door. The windshield has several cracks on the passenger side (I don't notice them when driving). I think the truck looks good but if you get up close, it is not a new truck - the paint is in OK shape (shines up pretty well when it's washed). It has a B&W turnover ball hitch in the bed and has a brake controller for towing. It has a plug in for a 7 pin RV type trailer wiring. The tailgate that was on the truck when I bought it was in very poor condition. I replaced it with a black fifth wheel type tailgate. The interior is also in fair condition. The headliner is falling (although at times it looks fine - depends on the temperature). There are stains in the carpet from the previous owner. Couple of cracks in the dash. The power door lock on the rear passenger door does not work. I think the power window on that door is also going out (it did as of this week when I tried it - the rear driver's side also wasn't working when I tried it this week). The front doors/windows work fine. The heater/defroster hasn't worked since I have had the truck but since I am in Texas - it wasn't an issue. The AC cooled last year (after I had it worked on) but doesn't seem to cool this year - may just need freon again but not sure. It does have 4 nearly new tires (about 7000 miles on them). Also had the 4x4 locking hubs replaced with maual locking hubs. It had new batteries put in last spring also. This would be a good work truck. I just don't drive it much (maybe once a week to work) and really don't need a truck this large. I don't know of any mechanical issues with the engine - seems to run strong and these engines last a long time.The KBB value lists it at $7000 for this truck in fair condition. Send me a message if you have any questions or would like to see more pictures. Not interested in any trades. It is for sale locally so I reserve the right to end the auction early if it sells locally. Thanks for looking |
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