2014 Ford F-350 Xl Crew Cab 8' Bed on 2040-cars
Sutherlin, Virginia, United States
For more details email me at: terresatrrodi@ukso.com .
2014 Ford F-350 XL crew cab 6.7 L turbo diesel 400Hp 4WD 8.5' bed / commercial grade/ snow plow package, Has a lot
of extras.
Factory maintenance done every 7K miles at the dealership. Have all the records available.
* Extras:
1-Bed Rhino linings $350
2- Undercoating $400
3- window Tinting $300
4- 2 years old 8.5' Xtreme V fisher plow bought new $7000
5- Brand new 4 BFGoodrich MO2 tires just installed in December 2016 $960
6- Extended RhinoRunning Boards $400
7- BackRack with Tool box adaptor $350
8- Sides view Mirrors with Park lights and turn Signals light $200
9- Custom Fog Lights hot wired as day running lights with option to switch off for more visibility $150
10- A Fold down strobe lights $200
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