2005 Ford 2wd Dually 6.0 Turbo Diesel Powerstroke on 2040-cars
Sumner, Iowa, United States
Up For Sale A very low mile & very clean Previous use ambulance Ford E450 2WD 6.0 Turbo Diesel Powerstroke Chassis. Starts Great, Runs Great, Transmission works great, A/C Cold, Cruise works. Has Usual holes from previous ambulance use, No Rust!!!!! Rear of cab is temporarily capped with plywood, Rear Fiberglass cabbacks are available at cabbacks.com. Rear tires are 80-90% Firestone Transfoce A/T LRE 10PR, Fronts are 50ish% Firestone 10 PR LRE Transforce HT. THese engines also fit F-series trucks. THe Interior is almost spotless. It has Stainless Dually simulators. It has the usual holes for the lights from previous ambulance use. THe wheelbase is 158" THe rear of the cab to center of rear axle is 100" & the rear of the cab to rear of frame is 164" There will be no second chance offers to protect from fraud. $500.00 Deposit Due on paypal within 72 Hours of purchase & the rest due in the form of cash, cashiers check or money order at time of pickup or before. I DO NOT SHIP THESE!!!!!!!!! I will help load or do what I can from here for you but DO NOT SHIP!!!!!!!! Temporary taillights will be installed at no charge if you wish to drive it home. THanks for looking, feel free to message with any Questions!!!!!!!!!!
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