2001 Ford F450. Utility Bed Diesel V8 Inbed Fuel Tank 4wd Work Truck on 2040-cars
Cortland, Ohio, United States
Cortland Police Department 400 N. High St. Cortland, OH 44410 (330) 638-1000 cityofcortland.org Surplus Equipment Auction The Cortland Police Department is auctioning off this white 2001 Ford F-450 super duty work truck. This truck was seized as part of a criminal investigation and has been court ordered and titled to the Cortland Police Department. The vehicle was not involved in any of the criminal actions and the City has authorized this sale. The vehicle runs and is operable and basically in good shape, there is normal wear and tear and it is being sold "as is". The truck is 4wd, with a clean /working utility bed system, diesel fuel tank w/pump in bed and 135, 366 miles. There is no warranty and the vehicle is being sold where it is so arrangements must be made for pick-up or transfer by the buyer. This truck is available for inspection any time at the Cortland Police Department with prior notice. All questions should be forwarded to Chief Tom Andrews at the above number. |
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