2004 Ford F 550 4x4 5 Speed Nice Truck One Owner Low Miles on 2040-cars
Black Mountain, North Carolina, United States
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YOU ARE LOOKING AT A 1 OWNER TRUCK. I BOUGHT THIS TRUCK FROM A COMPANY HERE LOCAL THAT BOUGHT IT NEW. THEY REPLACE TRUCKS AS THEY GET SO OLD AND I BOUGHT IT THINKING I WOULD PUT A DUMP BED ON IT BUT THE JOB I WAS GOING TO START CANCELLED ON ME SO I NEED TO SELL IT. IT IS A 2004 550 4X4 WITH A RARE 5 SPEED TRANSMISSION. THE THE TRUCK RUNS GOOD AND HAS NO PROBLEMS. IT HAS THE PTO PUMP ALREADY THERE FOR YOUR BED OR WHATEVER YOU WANT TO PUT ON IT. THE BRAKES ARE GOOD WITH NO PROBLEMS AND THE 4X4 WORKS AS IT SHOULD WITH LOCKING HUBS THAT WORK GOOD. I CANT THINK OF ANY PROBLEM THAT THIS TRUCK NEEDS. IT HAS NO RUST IN IT ANYWHERE. THE BODY IS IN GREAT SHAPE. THE A/C IS COLD AND WORKS AS IT SHOULD. THE BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY SHIPPING COST. I WILL NOT TAKE PAYPAL I WILL TAKE CASH IN PERSON AND OR A BANK TRANSFER. THANK YOU FOR LOOKING AND GOOD LUCK.
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