2001 F-350 Diesel 7.3 With 6 Speed on 2040-cars
Berwick, Pennsylvania, United States
2001 Ford F-350 7.3L Diesel with the 6 speed transmission. has some rust on the truck up under the box and corner of the doors but not bad for 2001. everything works except the cruise control hasn't worked even when I bought it. It has brand new toyo open country tires on the truck $1,100 for them maybe 5000 miles on tires. I also have a 16,000 pound hitch that comes with the truck the one that's on the truck is bad. other than some rust the truck is really solid and runs great. text my cell if you want more photos of the truck. 570-394-2365 or if you need more info on the truck.
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