1999 Ford F-550 Super Duty Xl Stripped Chassis 7.3l on 2040-cars
Parish, New York, United States
1999 Ford F550 7.3 powerstroke 6spd 4x2 with approximately 205k. Flad bed is 7 x 9 and has a gooseneck ball welded to it on the back of the truck is also a pintle hook and a 2 inch ball. It comes with a trailer brake controller. There has been multiple upgrades done to the truck. It has a fairly new clutch with less than 10k on it. I have replaced all the ball joints in the front end and replaced the carrier bearing in the driveshaft. The alternator has been rebuilt by a reputable rebuilder. I have upgraded the turbo with a H.O. version with a wicked wheel. The H.O. turbo requires that the EBPV be deleted which has been done. There is a magnaflow 4" turbo back exhaust with catalytic converter delete. There has also been a S&B intake installed. The truck will need new batteries installed. They do not hold a charge very long. I own a vehicle shipping company so I can assist with shipping if needed. If you would like me to ship the truck for you i will charge you based on market conditions and delivery location.
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