1999 Ford F250 Superduty Supercab Lariat 4x4 on 2040-cars
Jackson, Michigan, United States
Clean fully loaded truck with less than 99,000 original miles. I bought it in 2000 from the original owner. Power everything, Matching cap, New tires, Battery, Brakes and Fuel Pump. Normal scratches and dings but in very good shape. Set up to tow Fifth Wheel, gooseneck and Tag trailers Ready to Work! Title in hand. $1000.00 deposit due with in 48 hours of close of sale via paypal. Pick up in Jackson, MIchigan or may deliver a reasonable distance for an added fee. Auction may end at anytime due to the truck being for sale locally.
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