1997 Ford F-350

Pickup truck

8 - Cyl.

Automatic

1FTJX35G9VEA52440

Gasoline

~NO RESERVE~ 7 Day Auction 1997 Ford F350 Dually Extended Cab Pickup 7.5 Liter EFI Gasoline Truck 4 Speed Automatic Transmission Air Conditioning AM/FM Radio Hydraulic Brakes Pintle Hitch Electric Brake Controller Plastic Bed Liner 16" Tires Up for auction today is our 1997 Ford F350 Extended Cab dually pickup. No shortage of power here, with a 7.5 liter EFI gasoline engine, backed up by a 4 speed automatic transmission. Inside, the front seat has a cover on it and the back seat folds up if you need more hauling space and less seating space! This Ford does have air conditioning and an AM/FM radio, but that is about it for creature comforts. There is a pintle hitch and an electric brake controller to make pulling your trailer a breeze. The tires are 16"; the fronts have 40% and the rears easily 30% of their tread remaining. With 188,089 on the clock, this truck is still a solid work truck and more than ready to pull your trailer or camper. There is a little crease in the body where the driver's side front door and front fender meet, but it is not too bad. This F350 dually truck is located at our facility here in Knoxville, IA; where we are also offering it for sale locally. We are dealer based in Knoxville, Iowa CALL OR TEXT JODY 641-218-8697 OR EMAIL @ jody@landjenterpriseinc.com landjenterprise@yahoo.com We do a lot of our business here on EBAY, and strive to describe each piece of equipment as accurate as possible. All of our auctions are considered “No Reserve” or “Absolute Auctions”. That means that they will sell regardless of the price that they bring. If you bid on it, you just might end up owning it. So please do not bid unless you want to own these items that we put up for auction. All winning bidders are expected to pay within “5” business days of winning the auction. Personal and company checks will be accepted if accompanied with a valid bank letter of guaranteed payment. We do accept Visa and MasterCard. 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