2002 Ford F-350 Lariat on 2040-cars
Mount Holly, North Carolina, United States
If you have more questions or want more details please email : inwheatley@umpire.com .
You are looking at a nice 2002 Ford F350 Super Duty Lariat 4x4 Crew Cab with 180,687 current miles and the
Legendary 7.3L diesel engine. Truck is in great condition and runs and drives perfect. Only reason selling is
because I found some land I want to buy. Body has no rust and is straight with a few scratches on side and missing
tailgate. The truck has a 13" suspension lift with BDS Springs. The 20" Gear rims have 38x15.50R20 Nitto Trail
Grappler M/T with approximately 85%-90% tread remaining. The engine has stage 3 injectors and an Edge Juice w/
Attitude Programmer and a TS Performance 6 way Programmer. The transmission is an ATS Performance Transmission
with Co-Pilot Module and deep oil pan. Truck also has a 4" BMRP exhaust. The interior has front leather captain
chairs with center console, p/windows, p/locks, p/seats, cruise control and adjustable pedals. The a/c and heat
work great. Truck also has trailer tow package with brake controller and hideaway gooseneck ball in bed. Truck is
ready to drive anywhere. Email with any questions and thanks for looking.
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