1997 F-350 Xlt 4x4 7.3 Powerstroke Diesel Crew Cab. Skirted Cm Flatbed. Airbags on 2040-cars
Springtown, Texas, United States
Very good condition for a 97. This truck has been well taken care of. The body is straight and clean, engine runs like a top, interior is almost like new, never smoked in. CM flatbed is in great shape. The original auto locking 4x4 hubs still work perfect. Only 160,000 miles Tires are about 60% plus. Airbags on the back axle. Air blows cold and will freeze you out on the hottest Texas days. Dual diesel tanks. Great all around truck with the highly sought after 7.3 POWERSTROKE DIESEL engine with 160,000 miles is just broke in good.
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