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1997 F-350 Ford 6x6 Green Flatbed on 2040-cars

Year:1997 Mileage:260000
Location:

Louisa, Kentucky, United States

Louisa, Kentucky, United States

for sale 1997 ford f350 6x6

the good ---the truck is very strong and tight, has bumper trailer hitch ball and inside bed hitch ball, has trailer brake and light control inside cab, has very good  ( matching tires) all the way around,     

                has 2 new interstate batteries, has pretty good interior but has some dash cracking over the glove box, good cloth seat, good floor, good trans and rear end has good exhaust system        

               all the way from front to back. I like the truck, but I don't need another truck. with just a little work it would make someone a real nice truck.

the bad----to begin with I am not a mechanic you might say I went to the old school. the brake pedal goes almost to the floor, and so does the emergency brake, therefore I think it needs rear brakes 

               shoes,   the engine wants to crank for a few seconds before it starts. that being said I think it may need fuel filters, I don't know. when it starts it runs perfect and has the old power/stroke

               diesel sound. the body does have a small rust spot on the passenger side on the bottom rear  corner, there are also a few light scratches on the passenger door below the mirror.

               I have also lost the door lock key. also the speedometer does show 260,000 miles I don't know if that is right or not. I only drive the truck around on the farm. I bought the truck from my son

             


On Nov-17-13 at 13:28:36 PST, seller added the following information:

I did forget to mention that the a/c is not putting out cold air. all the components are there and hooked up, I think it probably just needs Freon. I am sorry for my forgetfulness.


On Nov-17-13 at 14:05:54 PST, seller added the following information:

I also forgot to mention the rear of the bed over the lights overtop of the license plate is  some rust, but can be used as is. I will try to upload more pics.  thanks

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