94 Ford F350 Dump Dually Diesel 4x4 Fisher Plow & Sander on 2040-cars
Thomaston, Connecticut, United States
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Hello. I bought this truck brand new in 1994. Was bought as a cab and chassie and body and plow were install following year. Body has a 9 ton hoist ( piston ) 2 stage not the 6 ton that was standard then . truck was always garaged. Truck has only 40,000 original miles . tires were replaced 2 years ago and have around 500 miles on them. Our company name will be removed at time of sale.Transmission was replaced by ford due to factory upgrade around 16,000 miles.Truck needs front bumper to be replaced. some rust on front fenders a bit ...it is a 20 year old truck from New England. Only major thing that needs to be fixed is the front spring hanger is broke from the frame in one spot... shop said it would be around 300 to fix. but we are backed up 2 months with work so i will take that off final price of truck . This truck has been a great part of my operations and has given me 20 great years of service. Always had all the fluids and filters changed every year , no matter what milage was on it..Interior is perfect except 1 small tear in driver side seat. Call Mike for any other questions or to talk more. 203-509-4802
I just listed but was asked a few questions so let me post them....I took the truck out of my shop today... it is very dusty in the pictures ...I should have washed it... also it never plowed this year at all... we have 2 new trucks that have replaced the older fleet.. The batteries were replaced this year. And the sander is a fisher all stainless gas unit . My shop guy also told me the truck was at Ford 2 times for the tranny...not from abuse but ford had a bad design... its great now. Thanks |
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