2003 - Ford F-350 on 2040-cars
Mobeetie, Texas, United States
Here is one of the sought after 7.3 L Diesel Super Duty Powerstrokes. Early in 2003 these trucks were no longer produced. This particular truck built in July of 2002. These 7.3L trucks are very popular for 3 reasons. 1. Proven Durability 2. Awesome torque for pulling and hauling 3. Impressive fuel mileage. This privately owned truck has been well cared for and it would be challenging to find another 2003 in this level of condition. MECHANICAL Engine starts like it should and idles great. Performance is impressive and the truck is in excellent working order. No dash engine warning lights illuminated. AC and heat are good. Auto transmission in good shape and shifts smoothly. Suspension and steering are tight. Drives straight. Batteries are in good shape. F2 rear axle code. (4.10 Ratio-Limited Slip) BODY Truck was garage kept for about 6 years. The Red Metallic paint is in good condition and has a nice shine. The clearcoat on top of tailgate is showing some wear. The body is very straight. Bed and tailgate are nice and straight. Fifth wheel rails installed. Windshield is nice. Windows are tinted. Bumpers are good. INTERIOR The interior is in great condition. See photos. The seats, dash, steering wheel, carpet, headliner are all nice. TIRES / WHEELS Factory aluminum wheels in nice condition. The tires have substantial tread remaining. Overall a valuable truck that would represent a private owner or a company well. + Call or text if you need more info: .............. nine72.890.132eight + Buyer can be picked up at airport (DFW or Dallas Love Field) or bus station but please give notice. + The autocheck report is clean and I can forward to you by email if desired. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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While an IRS Mustang is great news for those that value handling and ride comfort, there's one big group that it's bad news for - drag racers. See, a solid-rear axle is a big deal for drag racers, because not only is it more durable and cheaper, but it's better for the hard launches that can make or break a race.
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