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2008 Ford F450 Super Duty 6.4 Liter Flatbed on 2040-cars

US $17,650.00
Year:2008 Mileage:143777
Location:

Issaquah, Washington, United States

Issaquah, Washington, United States
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Vehicle is sold "As-Is-Where-Is"   However I am open to negotiation about delivery to locations on the US west coast.  Vehicle is located in zip code area 98027 near Seattle, WA.

According to specs supplied by Ford:  This truck is a bull with 6.4 liter 32 valve diesel engine with 650 ft lbs of torque and 300HP. It's a 4X2 with an automatic 5 speed + overdrive transmission with only +143,000 well serviced miles. 

The truck is a pleasure to drive has plenty of power and quite tight turning radius less than 30 feet to hang a U-eee. Air con works great as does cruise control. Pretty good sounding stereo though it's a stock unit I would have replaced. 
It's equipped with powerful ABS air disc brakes front and rear and the engine has been checked by a professional diesel engine mechanic and cleared as tight and sound. 

Has 2 hook ups for high and low trailer hitches and Pollak? 7 pin round socket for trailer lights (and I have the matching plug which is hard to find). Also, I believe it has a socket for air brake connection to trailers (NO PROMISE HERE - and if I am NOT correct, I won't be beat up about this point please...)

Tires are Goodyear 225/70R 19.5" retreads with less than 60% life.

The flatbed is 77" wide and needs "wings" of about 9" on either side (which in my vision would be the hinged and opening tops of tool boxes and equipment storage (flush with the existing bed). The bed wood is sturdy, but I needs replacing.  Space immediately behind the cab is for air compressor, generator and/or welding equipment. Tool box behind this empty space.  All this can be removed and a new bed easily installed to purpose the vehicle to meet your needs. 

The glass is good all around and the body has a few nicks and scratches -- but no major damage, just normal wear and tear. There is an 2" -- 3" indentation in the front bumper on the driver's side (which you can see in the first picture.

Note that the hoist, though temporarily mounted in its odd position is not for sale and it's been placed there in order to rebuild it.

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