1994 Ford F Super Duty Flat Bed on 2040-cars
Winder, Georgia, United States
Up for sale is my 1994 ford f super duty. The truck has a 460 engine with headers and an automatic transmission. The truck was tuned up about 4 months ago when the headers were installed.I also installed a new battery around September of 2011. It will need the starter rebuilt ( it drags when it gets hot, cranks find when it's cold ) It will also need two new front shocks, ( the top bushings on both are out or missing ). The bed is 8 ft. in length, it was 10 ft. in length but the previous owner cut off two ft of it for some reason or another. I added a pic of the back of the bed. ( bed 8 ft. x 8 ft. )
THE PICS ARE DATED 2013 BECAUSE I PUT THIS TRUCK ON EBAY BACK AROUND SEPT. IT HAS NOT BEEN DROVE EXCEPT TO MOVE AROUND IN THE YARD. ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE FEEL FREE TO ASK. IF IT DURING THE WEEK I WILL ANSWER WHEN I GET OFF OF WORK. THIS IS FOR LOCAL PICK UP NO SHIPPING |
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