2004 Ford F-150

7700 Pickup truck

8 - Cyl.

Automatic

2FTPF17Z04CA79840

Clear

Other

Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 2004 F150 Bi-Fuel (Propane and gasoline), Virtually New Everything I am going to tell you about this dual fuel truck can be summarized by the following: This truck is virtually NEW in every way. Truck has only 68,300miles. If you were thinking of buying a new bifuel truck, but did not want to spend $35,000, consider this truck. Simply put, the truck is awesome. This is not just any F150, but the heavy duty version called 7700 or Heritage edition. The 7700 has beefier suspension, high torque differential, HD transmission, it can carry more, it can pull more, and on top of all, it is a BIFUEL truck. Call BoBa 661-533-9331 or SlobodanStepanovic@yahoo.com More details: Why do I call it awesome? - It has 68,300 miles - Truck was religiously well maintained - Truck is NEARLY NEW both mechanically and aesthetically - Super tight automatic transmission - Strong and flawless 5.4 Triton V8 engine - New battery - Almost new tires - ABS - AC works perfectly - Bed liner - No fancy equipment. No power locks, doors, seats, no cruise control… Call Boba 661-533-9331 or SlobodanStepanovic@yahoo.com About the LPG (propane) fuel system -The LPG system was designed by GFI Systems. The certified LPG conversion cost around $8,000. Call me to find out more about the LPG conversions. - Tank Volume = 152l = 40gal of liquid propane = 30 gge - For the information on where to find LPG stations, or how and where to maintain the bi-fuel truck, call or email me. BoBa 661-533-9331 SlobodanStepanovic@yahoo.com Why use LPG (liquid petroleum gas = propane)? - At the moment, gallon of LPG is more than one dollar cheaper than regular gasoline. This means: by using LPG you will save about $1,000 for every 16,000 miles. - Once more: the SAVINGS ARE $1000 for EVERY 16,000 MILES. - LPG burns super cleanly. It does not leave any deposits in cylinders or valves. Therefore, LPG engines have a long and trouble free life. - There are more and more LPG stations all around the country. Go to http://www.altfuelprices.com/stations/LPG/ to find the closest and the cheapest propane station near you. - I almost always use one of the two stations. One charges $2.15/gal, while the other charges only $2.22/gal of propane. Important, Important, Important Almost every U-Haul has an LPG fueling station. Propane price for the alternative fuel vehicle is $1 - $1.2 lower than the BBQ propane. Today (04/27/2011), most U-Hauls charge about $2.55 per gallon of propane. BoBa 661-533-9331 SlobodanStepanovic@yahoo.com This truck has phenomenal range. In ideal conditions (freeway driving at 60-65mph), this truck can run for: 29x20 + 29x20 = 1160 miles; more than 1100 miles!!! In combined (normal) driving, the range is: 29x16 + 29x16 = 928 miles. In city driving, the range is: 29x14 + 29x14 = 812 miles Conclusion This is an AWESOME truck. There is nothing to fix or restore; turn the key, start WORKING and SAVING in the same time. CALL ME AND COME TO SEE THE TRUCK. BoBa 661-533-9331 SlobodanStepanovic@yahoo.com