1995 F-450 Super Duty Flatbed on 2040-cars
Garner, North Carolina, United States
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I purchased this vehicle as a medium-sized truck for smaller loads for my business, but the anticipated business did not materialize. I am clearing excess vehicles from the yard at my wife's request. The vehicle looks good and runs soundly. It is a highly visible yellow.
Flatbed is 9 feet long and 8 feet wide, with a 3 foot tall header. It is constructed of exceptionally thick steel, with a very small amount of surface rust. 4-wheel disc brakes. AM/FM radio 10 lug wheels Tires have 90% tread. 2 solid steel toolboxes mounted under bed. Dual fuel tanks. Front tank holds 16 gallons, rear holds 18 gallons. Great A/C and Heat. This is a great vehicle for farm or small business use. A very good upgrade from a pickup truck! Only 96712 miles! |
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