2008 - Ford F-250 on 2040-cars
Florence, Arizona, United States
Great truck. I bought this truck new Los Angeles, Ca. It has been fantastic. Over the years I have towed my boat around. Used for a few years in construction and now it’s in my way. Very strong engine, tranny, etc. Starts right up runs and drives great, always been super reliable. Everything in working condition electronically. Basic XL package with upgraded stereo and aftermarket automatic windows. 70% tread on tires, brakes are strong, and I just changed the oil about 50 miles ago. Interior is in nice condition. AC and heat run great. 5th wheel hitch in bed with bedliner. Ready to run, the few things that are negative are there are a few scratches and bumps here and there, a few months ago I misjudged one of those stupid yellow parking posts and it swiped the passenger side of the truck bed. So, I installed another used truck bed from a 2008 f250. The bed has a bit more wear than the cab part. There is a slight difference but you need to be looking for it. Also there is a slight oil leak that is less that what affects the operation. I haven’t wanted to mess with anything because it is very minor. All in all it’s a great truck that is going to run for along time to come. Priced right for someone to get a great truck at a great price. Thanks for looking.
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