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1989 F-superduty 4x4 Flatbed No Reserve on 2040-cars

Year:1989 Mileage:170342 Color: is pretty clean for its vintage but there are a few dings plus rust coming mostly at the door bottoms and mirror attachments and the rockerpanels have been patch welded
Location:

Adel, Iowa, United States

Adel, Iowa, United States
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This is my Ford Superduty 4x4.  It has a new 7.3L diesel crate motor (10K on it) with an ATS turbocharger, intercooler, and pyrometer.  The transmission is a 5 speed manual with PTO pump and rear outlets with an in cab control box. The transfercase was replaced recently.  The clutch was replaced with a kevelar clutch with the new engine and the 4 wheel disc brakes are all newish.  The tires are solid but not new (I'd say around 25%).  The flatbed was shop made and solid as a rock and has a gooseneck and rear hitch with a brake controller.  The exterior is pretty clean for its vintage but there are a few dings plus rust coming mostly at the door bottoms and mirror attachments and the rockerpanels have been patch welded.  The underbody is in excellent condition for its age with little rust, it is as clean as I've seen on a truck this old.  The exhaust is 4" and new.  The interior is in decent shape with power windows and locks.  Overall just a solid workhorse.  Will handle more weight than my newer 450's, its basically just an old, reliable tank.  Not fancy but pretty sharp and definitely unique.  Call Josh at 515-291-7420 with any questions.  I will try to answer emails but I'm better about answering a phone.   

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