2004 Ford F350 4wd Service Truck With Fuel Transfer on 2040-cars
Reading, Pennsylvania, United States
For Sale 2005 Ford F-350 service truck with Reading Body in great shape with side out draws. This truck is 4 wheel drive with a 60gallon fuel transfer in bed. The truck has rebuilt motor from dealership with 23 k since rebuilt and needs nothing. New inspection tires brakes motors and complete service.The trucks runs great with no major issues and has no oil leaks. We also replaced the radiator along with complete flushing of system. The truck was used for light service and the reason for selling is down sizing . If you have any questions please send e-mail. The title is clear so if you are serious about truck u can come and drive home.
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