1995 Ford F-350

XLT Pickup truck

8 Cylinder

Manual

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Clear

Diesel

Bench Seat

1995 Ford F350 Dually Powerstroke Diesel. 144,500 miles. XLT, full power options. 5 speed, w/factory 4.10 gears, 2 wheel drive. Transmission was rebuilt at 99,xxx miles. Fresh heavy duty clutch installed about 1000 miles ago. Gooseneck installed in bed, also has class 3 under rear bumper. Heat works great, A/C is ICE cold. Both fuel tanks work and DO NOT leak! There is nothing mechanically or cosmetically that *NEEDS* to be done. No rust, no dents! This a very clean truck for being 15 years old. Interior is very very clean. Truck needs nothing! I took this truck in a partial trade when I sold my racecar and I am just looking to get my money out of it. I own multiple powerstroke trucks and this is by far the cleanest I have seen! This is a Southern Indiana truck and has not seen any road salt to my knowledge. I towed one of my trucks back on a trailer from Southern Indiana with this truck when I sold my car and it drove awesome without a single issue. It drives straight down the road, steering is tight, suspension functions as it should and holds the weight without sagging. Tires have over 60% tread remaining. Get in and drive anywhere and tow anything! It is very hard to find a RUST FREE body on these trucks....THIS is one of the few!! Call or text me @ 847-420-3151 Thanks, Tim On Oct-18-10 at 11:46:36 PDT, seller added the following information: Just need to put this out there for those who never bought a USED vehicle before. This truck is in excellent shape and the buyer should expect to be purchasing a USED vehicle and not a new one. The paint is original and looks great, but it does have some chips on the side skirts and scratches on the tailgate. It has the normal wear you would expect on a 15 year old vehicle with over 100,000 miles. I have done my best to describe the truck in detail, if you need anymore info please message me here, call, or text! Thanks everyone for looking! *UPDATE* Just measure the tires with a depth gauge and there is 10/32nd's of tread on the tires, so about 75% or more remaining!