1984 Ford Diesel 4x4 Truck on 2040-cars
Eagar, Arizona, United States
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Hello, We have now for sale this 1984 Ford F250 4x4 Super Cab Diesel Parts truck for sale. We got it from the first owner and was going to build a flat bed work truck but due to the economy we no longer need a second work truck. The bed is gone as are a couple motor parts . This heavy duty Ford 4x4 has a Dana 70 rear end with 3.54 gears .It is still a "roller" with 16.5 white spoke wheels/ The brakes still work great But the engine doesn't run /We were going to put a FE big block in it instead and hookup a propane setup with a 113 gallon tank .This truck has electric windows and the inside is all there. We have current license/ tags & insurance on this truck . Check out the photos closely and you can see a diamond in the rough...... All the drive train is there /fuel tanks .We removed some parts under the hood. Basically you're getting a long wheel base 4x4 IFS Ford chassis with heavy duty axles Dana 70 rear Dana 50 front (I believe the front is a Dana 50) The automatic still had pink fluid in it. We can load it on your car hauler at no extra expense .. Have any questions E-mail us thru EBAY or call us at 480- 440-8870 ASK for JD .
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