2004 F650 Super Duty Fixer Upper Or Parts Truck Diesel Air Brakes Clean Rig 134k on 2040-cars
Ellendale, Minnesota, United States
up for auction is a very clean 2004 f650 super duty with a 6.0 diesel and Allison at with air brakes. the engine has a problem the cam has gone bad and ate up a roller lifter. the metal has gone all threw the engine and it will need a complete rebuild or replace it with another engine. the flat bed has been modified to drive equipment up on it to haul around. if you don't want the flat bed I will knock $750 off the price. excellent body and frame good tires and it has air conditioning. it has a crack on the clear bezel over the speedo cluster. it is partially tore down to see what was wrong and comes with all the parts that were pulled off. we are located in southern mn and can load it on any flatbed. it will weigh about 13000 lbs, hollar with questions thanks and good luck.
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