Ford: F-350 Xlt on 2040-cars
Oakfield, Tennessee, United States
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Last year of the 7.3 motor! 2003 F-350 XLT, Dually, Short bed, Truck has had two owners. Runs and drives great. 67K Original miles. Oil changed every 5K miles. Truck has a built transmission and upgraded torque converter. Everything works perfectly, this truck needs nothing. It has an Airaid Intake, Dynomax Exhaust system, comes with Bullydog Outlook monitor(displays, boost, EGTs, and ect), SCT X-Cal 4. Truck also has a JL Audio Stealthbox 10" subwoofer, B&W turn over ball gooseneck hitch, Rhino lined bed.
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