2011 Ford

XLT Pickup truck

6.2L 8 Cylinder Flex Fuel Capability

Automatic

1ft7x2b62beb80434

Four Wheel Drive

Gasoline

Power Windows

You are bidding on a 2011 F250XLT. It has the 6.2l motor and a 6 speed automatic transmission. It was in a fresh water flood. Only thing needed to be done is to fix the scratches on the doors. There were signs on both doors and it looks like they were scraped off an ice scraper or something. Most of it will buff out. This is being sold "as is" with no warranty. It has a PA flood title. There will be a few more miles on it at the end of the auction as i will be test driving it a little around town. The water came up to the middle of the radio and bottom of the speedometer. I had it at the Ford garage and everything is in working order right now. With no codes. I will post anything I find out with it over the next few days. Many of the modules were updated. It runs and drives great. I took apart the entire interior and have cleaned it out. I did not take apart the seats. I would not mess with them, they are fine the way they are. There are no smells or odors. If you have little feedback, or any negative feedback I may cancel your bid. You must have a pay pal account to bid. Remember you must be pre approved to bid over $15,000 with e-bay. Good chance to get a $36,000 truck for half the price!On Feb-10-12 at 19:24:51 PST, seller added the following information: I test drove the truck around for about 115 miles. Everything worked great except for a few minor things. I noticed that the heater controls were not working as well as they should. So I ordered a new HVAC control module and I am going to put all new valve control motors on for the heat control doors just to be on the safe side. These parts will be in on Wednesday the 15th , I should have it done that evening. Also got a code of p0155 heater control circuit. Other than that everything else seems to be in working order. Just to clear up some questions: The truck still has a salvage title. In PA Flood titles are still considered salvage titles. I can get a reconstructed (rebuilt) title done for the winning bidder for an additional fee. Usually for around $200-$250. Only thing is that is takes time to get in for an enhanced inspection appointment and the new title to come back from the state so it may take more than a few weeks to get the reconstructed title back. This process may be quicker in other states. Either way the truck must be paid for in full by seven days. So please make sure you have the funds available before you bid. The winning bidder must adhere to the payment details of a deposit within 24 hours and payment in full within 7 days of the auction end and other information in the payment tab. If the winning bidder fails to do so, I will send out second chance offers to those still interested. Any questions feel free to ask.