Mint Classic 1993 Ford F-150 Title In Hand 44k Original Miles on 2040-cars
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States
For sale is a Near Mint Classic 1993 Ford F-150 Owned by my Grandfather who passed away last year 44K original Miles, Garage Kept Electric Windows and Doors and Bed Liner Clean Engine Just put a New Battery in it Last week, had been in Garage for the Past year since he Passed. But all it needed was the new Battery and She cranked right over Brakes are Boggy so a Brake job might be in order, other than that she runs just fine A/C does not work Asking $7500, but as life goes anything is Negotiable Please call or text with any questions or to schedule a test drive Phil 954-559-7724 Marie 9543196727 Cash is Due at Pickup, NO Checks, and if you want to pay via papa, Buyer is responsible to cover the 3% paypal fee, and there will be a 2 week hold of the Truck to make sure funds clear |
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