2010 Ford F-150 on 2040-cars
Mc Lean, Virginia, United States
Please message me with questions at: alonaacchirafisi@ukentertainers.com .
For sale is a 2010 black Ford F-150 XLT. This model has 4-wheel drive and comes with a 6.5 foot bed. It is the
SuperCrew cab version so it comes with four full size doors and front and back bench seating. The rear seats fold
up to give a huge amount of space in the back. This truck has never had any issues since I purchased it and
continues to run strongly. Being 4-wheel drive it has always gotten me where I needed to go with no problems. There
are minor scratches on the paint but no deep or long scratches. with only 70,000 miles it has many more years of
service for its new owner. As stated above, the car was in an accident but with the previous owner. It was repaired
and I have never had a problem with the truck. It starts every time and is loaded with great features. I can not
say enough good things about this truck and it comes highly recommended. I will also be selling the truck with an
extra wheel which is pictured above. If there are any other questions please feel free to send a message on here
and I will respond as quickly as possible.
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