2002 Ford F250 7.3 Diesel 33k Original Miles Like New!!!!!!! on 2040-cars
Winchester, Massachusetts, United States
I am selling a 2002 Ford F250 7.3 Diesel. It is a short bed , extra cab pickup. It is loaded, Lariat with all options.
This truck has 33,000 original miles. Originally a southern truck, I purchased it from a Ford dealer in NC in 2011. It has never been driven in winter in Massachusetts, and the undercarriage looks almost new. The truck runs great, drives great and looks great. You will not be disappointed in the condition. I believe it is all original paint and it is completely stock except for the 5th wheel in the bed. It has a spray in bed liner and deflectors on the windows - other than that it is all original. The interior is gray leather and perfect. I am only selling because I just do not have use for this truck. It gets over 20 on highway and never seems to get less than 15 around town. We are located in Winchester, Ma. |
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