1977 Ford F250 Ranger Camper Special on 2040-cars
Spokane, Washington, United States
1977 FORD F250 RANGER CAMPER SPECIAL. 460 C6 AUTOMATIC. POWER ASSISTED DISC BRAKES, POWER STEERING, A/C, AM/FM CASSETTE PLAYER. AUXILLARY REAR SPRINGS, TOW PACKAGE, REAR SLIDING WINDOW, HEAVY DUTY COOLING, DUEL BATTERIES, DUAL FUEL TANKS AND SERVICE TOOL BOX. 3 OWNER TRUCK IN STUNNING ORIGINAL CONDITION. ALWAYS GARAGE KEPT AND WELL SERVICED.
THE BODY IS IN EXCELLENT ORIGINAL CONDITION WITH NO ACCIDENTS. THE PAINT LOOKS AND SHINES GREAT. ALL THE STAINLESS AND CHROME IS LIKE BRAND NEW. INTERIOR IS IN FLAWLESS CONDITION AND ALL ORIGINAL. DASH PAD IS EXCELLENT. GLASS IS GOOD. HAS LIKE NEW WILD COUNTRY RADIAL TIRES XTX'S. NEWER EXHAUST. ALL THE LIGHTS, GAUGES, TURN SIGNALS, WIPERS AND STEREO WORK GREAT. THIS TRUCK RUNS AND DRIVES EXCELLENT. JOY TO DRIVE. ALL THOUGH THIS F250 IS IN AMAZING CONDITION FOR A 37 YEAR OLD TRUCK, THERE ARE CHIPS AND KNICKS FROM NORMAL USE. IT HAS BEEN DRIVEN AND USED LIKE A TRUCK BUT HAS BEEN WELL TAKEN CARE OF. WITH THAT BEING SAID YOU WILL LOVE THIS TRUCK TOO AS IT IS A JOY TO DRIVE. PLEASE CALL 509-999-4368 WITH QUESTIONS. |
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