1996 Ford F-350

Pickup Truck

7.3L Diesel

Automatic

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Clear

Diesel

1996 Ford F-350 7.3L Diesel Custom "Coyote" Conversion package from Tiara Motorcoaches, 173K low miles, just about 10k/year since new! 2wd, auto, power windows, power locks, power rear sliding window, center console, TV video player, leather seats, built in radar detector in overhead console. Map lights and interior lighting throughout, coach lights on the exterior. Visor over windshirld, chrome grill brush guard, chrome rear step bumper, running boards, electric brake controller, Reese Universal hitch mount system in bed complete with 14K 5th wheel plate and 25k Gooseneck plate, plus 5k lb bumper and class 3 hitch on rear, set up to tow anything you can imagine, nice solid truck. No mechanical issues. Truck always well maintained, in the last 6 months it has received new Michelin tires, wheel alignment, new ball joints, new front rotors, brakes, new custom exhaust and NAPA 6637 Air Filter mod. (factory air box comes with truck) No mechanical issues whatsoever. Can fly in, pick up, and drive anywhere. For a vehicle of this age, it is in excellent condition, which isn't to say that there aren't a couple minor blemishes. The driver seat has separation at the seams and scratches on the seat back form my Dads suspenders. Seat is power and works fine in all directions, nothgin a seat cover cant fix but am disclosing everything in the interest of having a smooth transaction. There is a "ding" in the rear chrome bumper (see pics) another in the driver rear bed corner (see pics), a small narrow band on the passenger front fender flare where the clearcoat is thinning and beginning to let go (buff it out??) and a spot on the lower passenger rear fender flare where it scuffed against something in the past, needs touch-up paint, no damage to fiberglass fender flare. Have owned the truck since it had 34K miles. Used it over the years to tow horses, boats, and cars. Truck has always run great and starts fine even on the coldest mornings. Don't need a truck this size any longer, gave it to my Dad who has decided the truck is just too big for him - he has now moved into a Toyota that would probably fit comfortably in the back of this truck ... LOL Always had Mobil 1 Synthetic oil. Also has a "flying bridge" to match that I took off when I put the toolbox in the bed, the toolbox cannot open with the bridge on, will have to pull that out of the barn and post a pic separately