2005 Ford F-350 Super Duty Xlt Crew Cab Pickup 4-door 6.0l on 2040-cars
Omaha, Nebraska, United States
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I'm selling my 2005 ford f350 dually 4x4. This truck is in excellent condition and has 141k miles on it. I still drive it but not a lot. I'm sure everyone is worried about how this ended up getting a prior salvage title. Well plow bent the front of the frame. I bought a new frame for it and built the truck from the ground up. I have been thru every inch of this truck and have left nothing to complain about. So here we go I've done the following modifications and maintenance to it:
IPR one piece billet egr delete IPR stainless up pipe IPR high flow coolant filter IPR stainless oil cooler screen Ford upgrade turbo oil drain tube Ford upgrade stand pipes and dummy plugs Ford upgrade HPOP STC connector New ford oil cooler 8 beru glow plugs New radiator and fan clutch 2 new duralast gold batteries MBRP turbo back 4" stainless exhaust system New back breaks New upper and lower ball joints New hubs Revised axle dust seals Vc9 and simple green coolant flush Cat etc1 coolant Autometer gs series pillar gauges (volts, pyro, boost) Innovative diesel tune with SCT 420rwhp 770ftlb torque Polished wheels Sony am/fm CD player Oil and fuel filters Harley headlights and smoked cab lights The truck has no dents or scratches. The drivers seat has some wear on the arm rest but other than that the interior is spotless. I've put an unbelievable amount of time and effort into this truck. Time is what totals cars. The time Involved with replacing the frame is what got this truck. It got a new frame and had no body damage. I'm sure you will not find a nicer truck for the money. I'm asking 16500 or best offer. My name is Shawn and I can be reached at 402-672-0412 for questions or viewing. Delivery may be possible for a fee. If you can live with the title you can have an awesome truck for well under clean title value. |
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