1996 Ford F250 Crew Cab With 7.3 Power Stroke on 2040-cars
Pasadena, Maryland, United States
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1996 ford f250 crew cab 7.3 power stroke 243000 miles runs like a top I have had this truck for 11 years it had 62000 on it when I bought it this was are daily driver for my wife lol and weekend cruiser pulled boats with it that's all truck has min rust starting on wheel wells se pic front seat has a rip on drivers side few dent here and there and scratches truck has never had a chip or any add ones to it. it runs and drives great I always change the oil and filter and fuel filter 4 times a year truck has had new brake pads and shoes ac compressor and ps and vac pump and water pump replace in the past few years transmission shifts great 4wd works good pass side ujoint has play in front and new joint goes with truck tries are good great truck has full cap that goes with it see pic boat in pic does not come with it any questions call Mario 410-292-5180 truck is for sale local and res right to end listing
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