2004 Ford F650 Superduty 4x4 on 2040-cars
Tumacacori, Arizona, United States
More details at: guadalupegsschilsky@x5g.com .
2004 F650 Superduty 4x4, Cat diesel, Allison
- C7 Caterpillar
- Meritor front axle and transfer case
- Allison 5-speed automatic transmission
- Eaton rear axle
- airbags on all four corners for a more comfortable ride.
- 14 inch hydraulic disc brakes all the way around
- 4 surveillance cameras for blind spots (One on each front door and Two or top of the cab facing the rear)
- full sound system including subwoofers amplifiers door speakers and a navigation DVD XM Sirius Pioneer head unit.
- NO CDL REQUIRED
- Black leather interior with center console in the front and rear (with storage), seat warmers in the seats.
- Alcoa super single wheels. With Michelin Tires in great condition.
-Train horn
-Just got a rock chip in the windshield which turned into a crack.
-On board air compressor
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