2000 Ford F450 Service Truck **no Reserve** on 2040-cars
Marathon, New York, United States
***********NO RESERVE********** 2000 Truck with only 79,525 Miles****************** 2000 Ford F450 with service body Triton V10 Engine, runs on gas or propane! 4 Wheel Drive 12' Service body with nice 2 ton Econo-Crane and lift gate
Photo represent truck well, it is a 2000 with some minor cosmetics. Service body doors all open, close and latch, body has some rust. Crane has a remote and works well, lift gate goes up and down like a new one. Truck runs on propane or gas, currently it is on gas but all you have to do is flip the switch, great truck for someone in the propane business! Drivers side is missing step as shown in photos, doors and rockers are not rusty, cab is clean, 4 wheel drive works, tires are good. Truck will be sold there is no reserve bid on it to buy it! There is a slight exhaust leak, truck is being sold in working condition as is. Terms of auction are $1000.00 deposit due within 24 hours of auction ending, balance due in certified funds or cash, if paying with guaranteed check the title will be held until check clears sellers bank. Truck has open NYS title and will be sold!
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Head over to Go Auto for the full series of remarks from Mulally, and then let us know what you think of Ford's handling of the Falcon and Territory discontinuations, in Comments.
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