1999 Ford F-150 Xlt Extended Cab Pickup 4-door 4.6l on 2040-cars
Pocono Lake, Pennsylvania, United States
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This is a great project truck!
I bought it as it sits, prior owner thought it needed a
starter.
I put a starter, new positive battery cable and solenoid now
she cranks and tries to start but doesn't.
The truck was sitting before I got and has sat for the 6
months I have owned it.
My community is on my butt being it isn't registered and we
are now have a baby SO no time or funds for a project.
The prior owner bought it new in 99 he was a smoker and used
it for work so the interior could use a bath.
The odometer doesn't light up but is 99% sure the mileage is
162k +/-
Here is what I know it needs:
Tires all around.
Brakes and rotors all around.
Parking brake cables
Tune up? most likely.
The rear brakes are frozen so the rear tires wont roll at
all.
Plan accordingly when picking up, know it will need to be
dragged onto a trailer or flat bed.
Starting bid is low and not much more than it's worth in
scrap.
No reserve so only serious bidders please. Balance is due at time of pick up in cash or certified bank check only.
Thank you for looking at my item.
Please ask any question you may have or if you need pics of
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