2002 Ford F350 Xlt Crew Cab 2wd Dually 7.3 Powerstroke Diesel All Power Nice on 2040-cars
Northport, Alabama, United States
UP FOR AUCTION AT NO RESERVE I HAVE A NICE 2002 FORD F350 XLT CREW CAB 2 WHEEL DRIVE DUALLY.IAM A WHOLESALE DEALER I BUY FROM NEW CAR STORES, FINANCE CO,LEASING CO,OTHER DEALERS,ECT.I BUY THESE VEHICLES IN QUANITY MULTIPLE UNITS FOR ONE SET PRICE.I DO NOTHING TO THESE VEHICLES NOT EVEN TIGHTEN A LOOSE SCREW.THIS FORD F350 RUNS AND DRIVES OUT GREAT.IT HAS THE HIGHLY SAUGHT AFTER 7.3 POWERSTROKE TURBO DIESEL THAT STARTS RIGHT UP HOT OR COLD AND HAS NO MAJOR LEAKS OR DRIPS.THE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SHIFTS OUT GOOD AND SMOOTH.THE EXTERIOR IS IN GOOD CONDITION NO MAJOR DENTS OR SCRATCHES.THERE IS A COUPLE OF VERY MINOR PARKING LOT DOOR DINGS THAT COULD BE EASILY REMOVED BY A PAINTLESS DENT REMOVAL SPECIALIST.THE PAINT IS BRIGHT AND SHINEY THE BED HAS HAD SOME PAINTWORK ON IT SOMEWERE DOWN THE LINE BUT LOOKS GOOD.THE INTERIOR IS VERY NICE AND CLEAN WITH NO RIPS OR TEARS.IT IS ALL POWER.THERE IS A SPOT UNDER THE PASSENGERS FLOORMAT THAT LOOKS LIKE GUM IT IS NOT NOTICABLE BUT I WANTED TO MENTION IT BECAUSE IT IS THERE.IT HAS 6 NEW TIRES ON IT WITH LESS THAN 100 MILES ON THEM AND NEW UPPER AND LOWER BALLJOINTS AND FRONT WHEEL BEARINGS AND 2 NEW BATTERIES.IT HAS A BEDLINER IN THE BED THERE IS A HIDDEN GOOSENECK UNDER IT IF YOU NEED IT.THIS TRUCK WILL MAKE SOMEONE A GREAT TRUCK IT IS A 2002 IT IS NOT PERFECT IN A USED VEHICLE IN MY BOOK THERE IS NO PERFECT TRUCK BUT THIS ONE IS AS CLOSE AS YOU WILL FIND FOR A 12 YEAR OLD TRUCK.IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS CALL LANEY AT 205 826-2534.I RESERVE THE RIGHT TO END THE LISTING EARLY THE TRUCK IS FOR SALE LOCAL AND OTHER SIGHTS.MY LISTINGS VERY SELDOM RUN THE FULL LENGTH BEFORE THEY ARE SOLD SO IF YOU LIKE YOU CAN MAKE A REASONABLE OFFER I MIGHT SELL IT DONT ASK ME WHAT I WILL TAKE YOU MAKE THE OFFERS BUT KEEP ALL LOWBALL OFFERS TO BIDDING IF THE LOWBALL OFFER IS ALL IT BRINGS YOU WILL OWN IT.I REQUIRE A 500.00 NON REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT WITHIN 48 HRS OF CLOSE OF THE AUCTION AND FULL PAYMENT WITH IN 7 DAYS OF CLOSE OF THE AUCTION NO EXCEPTIONS.I HATE TO SOUND LIKE A JERK BUT IF YOU HAVE 0 FEEDBACK CALL ME BEFORE YOU BID OR THE BID WILL BE RETRACTED I HAVE BEEN HAVING A RUN OF 0 FEEDBACK BIDDERS THINKING EBAY IS A GAME BIDDIND AND NEVER HERE FROM THEM AGAIN THIS NONSENSE COST ME TIME AND MONEY I UNDERSTAND EVERYONE IS NOT THIS WAY AND HAS TO START SOMEWERE SO JUST CALL ME BEFORE YOU BID.AND REMEMBER BID TO WIN NO RESERVE AND GOOD LUCK.THANKS FOR LOOKING.
On Apr-27-14 at 18:01:35 PDT, seller added the following information: I FORGOT TO ADD THAT THE FACTORY RADIO IS NOT WORKING IN THE TRUCK EVERYTHING ELSE WORKS LIKE IT SHOULD.I ALSO HAVE A NICE F250 CREW CAB SHORT BED 2WD 7.3 WITH 188,000 MILES COMING IN THIS WEEK IF YOU DO NOT NEED A 1 TON ITS BURGANDY WITH VERY NICE TAN LEATHER. |
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