2001 Ford F-350

Pickup truck

10 - Cyl.

Automatic

1ftnx21s91ea79637

Gasoline

2001 Ford F-250 Superduty Lariat top of the line model. Leather electric adjustable seats. Power everything. Cold A/C 4 Speed auto trans with Overdrive V10 6.8 liter Engine 6 inch lift 20" chrome wheels 36 inch Nitto Tera Grapplers tires Rancho RS9000 Adjustable dampening shocks Brand new sound system. Less than a year old. All top quality Equipment. 12 inch Kicker sub in back seat. All new Kicker Door Speakers. Pioneer Deck with remote. Magnaflow exhaust. Sounds very good. Chrome nerf bars. Bed Liner. Original Owner. 125,000 miles, almost all are 65mph highway miles. Full brake job was done at 90,000 miles. Front bearings were replaced at 90,000 miles as well. Always maintained. I am meticulous about everything I own. Synthetic engine oil always used. I use top quality Valvoline Synthetic oil in all my vehicles. Its rated to go 15,000 miles between oil changes but I change it every 5,000. Speedometer/Odometer was recalibrated immediately following lift and tire upgrade. Lots of trucks are never recalibrated after bigger tires are installed and the odometer will read less milage than what is really on the truck. Always garaged stored. Never wreck or abused. Rarely ever used for towing. My brother has a stock Ford F-150 truck that we have always used to pull our ATV trailer and our boat. Great Condition. This truck has been my pride and joy since I bought it brand new. IT HAS BEEN BABIED!!!! Never romped, offroaded, raced etc.... I'm a hypochondriac when it comes to my stuff. I am very gentle on all of the vehicles but especially this truck. It was never used for work or hauling. Never driven hard. My dad was a mechanic for his entire life. I learned a lot from him about maintaining our stuff and he taught me how important it is to drive right and not cause premature wear on the brakes or the transmission/driveline. And in my family we never take our cars to the shop so if something needed to be worked on we did it our selves. I always try to drive like there is an egg between my foot and the gas or brake pedal. I hate people that wait till the last minute to stop or people that peel out at green lights only to have to slam on their brakes at the next stop light. Anyone that knows me says that I drive like an old lady. I like to squeeze every bit of MPG out of fuel when I drive and you cant have a lead foot if you want as good of gas milage as possible. I live far from town so while this truck does have a lot of miles on it. They are almost all very gentle highway miles. Very few city miles. I'm only selling it because I have to. My mom was my last surviving parent and she recently died and the family business we were all involved in died with her. So now I have to downsize. My brother and my mom and I all lived together and we were a very close family and now that she is gone we have to make some adjustments. It's either sell the house and keep all of our trucks and toys or keep the house and sell our trucks and toys. She was an architect/home builder and she designed and built our current home that we all lived together in so I don't want to sell the house. So the truck has to go. I had never intended on selling it up until now so it has always been maintained and treated as if it was always going to be my truck. It has always been a great truck.Never any problems or issues other than regular maintenance things. Going to hate to see it go. Fuel pump was replaced at 100,000 miles. U joint in rear driveshaft was replaced at 120,000 miles. Other than that, all it has needed were fluid changes and a brake and wheel bearing job. The bad: there is a small dent on the hood. About the size of a dime. It happened when I was cleaning it a couple days ago to get ready to sell it. I was standing on the tire washing the front window while the tire was still wet and my foot slipped off the tire and my elbow hit the hood. I was so mad but thats just my luck these days. Its pretty much not noticable unless you are above the truck looking down at it. There is also a small dent on the passenger side of the bed. It is also mostly unnoticable unless you know it's there and are looking for it. The leather on the steering wheel has lots of wear on the top. There is a small tear in the back lumbar of the drivers seat. It happened years ago and has not grown at all. The front windshield has a small chip in it near the very bottom by the windshield wiper. Other than those things, this truck is about as close to looking brand new as you can get. I will be available to pick up any potential buyers at the air port that are flying in to view the truck. I will be available to deliver the truck to anywhere within the U.S. Call Casey @ 623 640 1991 with any questions. Thanks.