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1996 Ford F250 Manual,low Miles,1 Owner,rust Free,long Bed,ext Cab, Black,4x4 on 2040-cars

Year:1996 Mileage:41695

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1996 FORD F250 MANUAL,LOW MILES,1 OWNER,RUST FREE,LONG BED,EXT CAB, BLACK,4X4, image 1

1996 FORD F250 MANUAL,LOW MILES,1 OWNER,RUST FREE,LONG BED,EXT CAB, BLACK,4X4, image 2

1996 FORD F250 MANUAL,LOW MILES,1 OWNER,RUST FREE,LONG BED,EXT CAB, BLACK,4X4, image 3

1996 FORD F250 MANUAL,LOW MILES,1 OWNER,RUST FREE,LONG BED,EXT CAB, BLACK,4X4, image 4

1996 FORD F250 MANUAL,LOW MILES,1 OWNER,RUST FREE,LONG BED,EXT CAB, BLACK,4X4, image 5

1996 FORD F250 MANUAL,LOW MILES,1 OWNER,RUST FREE,LONG BED,EXT CAB, BLACK,4X4, image 6

1996 FORD F250 MANUAL,LOW MILES,1 OWNER,RUST FREE,LONG BED,EXT CAB, BLACK,4X4, image 7

**We've had people ask for pictures of the underneath, so we've added a few**

Stunning, immaculate, unmolested and amazing! Just a few of the adjectives to describe this unbelievable, one owner, rust-free, 7.3 Power Stroke Turbo Diesel Ford. This pickup was purchased by its ONLY owner from Corwin Ford in 1996. The owner passed away in 1999, since then his wife drove it very sparingly and it resided in their garage until we bought in April of 2014. VIN #1FTHX26F6TEB54371 CarFax reveals a perfect history (but the truck told us that even before CarFax did). This truck is NOT a nicely restored 1996 Ford F250 7.3 Power Stroke Turbo Diesel. This truck is a “COMPLETELY ORIGINAL” 1996 Ford F250 7.3 Power Stroke Turbo Diesel!!!! So if you want to own a “museum quality” piece of Ford history, offered the way Henry Ford would have intended it………please contact us at Handpicked Western Trucks today! DIESEL... FUEL ECONOMY + POWER + LONGEVITY = VALUE!

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Handpicked Western Trucks LLC, a Viginia Dealer operating under Virginia License number 2656. Handpicked Western Trucks LLC is located at 160 Kirtley Road, Leon, VA 22725. Handpicked Western Trucks LLC's office can be reached at 540-547-4488.
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