1994 Ford F-350

Extended Crew Cab Pickup

Diesel, NON turbo

Automatic

2FTJW35M7RCA31042

Clear

Diesel

(Many new images added early 8-15-18!) Does NOT currently run, selling AS IS. Title is clear. Auto trans, NON-turbo diesel, rear wheel drive. Owned since 2004. Buyer responsible for transport, shipping, picking up. Needs an injection pump; weld repair on the right side of front bumper support (had this issue before we bought it); and a new fuel tank (it has two, we only used one, and that one is no good anymore). There are minor rust spots in the paint and on the front grill guard, but nothing severe. The headlights are fogged and have moisture, so they either need servicing or replacing. They've been like that the entire time we've had it as well...Front interior door handle on passenger side needs replacing. Not sure about the air cond. system, it may need servicing. Batteries probably need replacing. We built a wood slide-in tailgate (see pic) that will come with the truck...it's not pressure treated so the tailgate has not sat outside in the elements...the side boards are pressure treated. Two seat covers are also included, still in their boxes. The bed is just gigantic, it can hold a lot more than the truck can carry...if the stuff is heavy! Much of the glass has a very dark tint...the windows are not power though. If you work on these trucks you should be able to handle all this. Replacing the pump has not been worth it to us, as we were not making much money with this truck, it was mostly for personal clean up for us (primarily a relative who passed away and had accumulated a lifetime's worth of scrap metal, we had to clean and move it to initiate further pro cleanup before selling the property...then there was more scrap metal, along with tornado cleanup and moving some dirt...at a different property). Engine ran strong enough but always burned oil, probably had injection pump problems the whole time my dad owned it, bought it used in 2004. I'm saying there's a good bit of blow-by, but it always had trouble starting so I think the pump was a big factor the whole time...to me it seems like if the blow-by from worn rings, was the main factor it wouldn't have had good power, yet it did have plenty to haul well over a ton...also the more the engine revved the less it smoked. From what I've heard the Ford turbo engines still have the same wear problems as these non-turbo Fords, it's just that they also have a turbo that gets ruined when it happens. If you want the best engine you'll have to retrofit a Cummins or Cat, :) ... We've probably only put 2000 miles on it, used it mostly from 2004 to 2012...it hasn't run in over 2 years. I can't see the actual mileage, it's a digital odometer (battery is dead), the mileage is approx. 280k miles. The transmission was supposedly rebuilt by the previous owner, it still seems to be ok. The tires still have a lot of tread and hold air well, and are probably still good for short trips...can't guarantee them though for long hauling...I don't think they were brand new in 2004. Replacing the tires alone, might cost as much or more than this truck is going to sell for...so keep that in mind...certainly more than the cost of an injection pump, even with labor...(it's six tires, and they're heavy duty). Dump bed is electric over hydraulic. Bed works fine, not as fast as a PTO (it lowers faster than it raises), but I'm pretty sure the F350 never had a PTO for this production period. If you need a PTO bed you'll need a much bigger truck that can haul more than one ton anyway...along with a CDL...in my opinion. We hauled some heavy loads, especially scrap metal and dirt, and most likely exceeded the 1 ton by a lot several times (the dirt we hauled was all off road)...the truck and bed easily handled it and lifted it, just had to beware of tire scrubbing...especially when driving on slightly rough surfaces. I absolutely loved getting to dump stuff with this truck, lol...thanks for reading!