2008 Ford F-250 Fx4 on 2040-cars
Ellsworth, Illinois, United States
Feel free to ask me any questions about the car : agustinabiber@netzero.net .
I'm the original owner of this truck it only has 33k miles and has never been wrecked or driven in winter or salt,
has no rust anywhere on it, does not have one dent or scratch in it except inside the bed, there are a few rock
chips at the bottom of the truck as to be expected. It's a adult driven truck with 5" exhaust, AFE intake and
Spartan and KEM tunes, I have both SCT and DashDaq tuners , makes about 550 hp to the rear wheel on the big tune.
Has a 2 1/2 inch ready lift with 35" procomp tires on factory 20" wheels, power amp steps, Ford Harley headlights,
tinted windows, new battery's, sunroof, reverse camera, heated leather seats. I have all the factory exhaust for
it. There's absolutely nothing wrong with this truck, interior is near perfect, underside is clean. You can drive
this truck in the big tune or change the tune to a towing tune as well.
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