1999 Ford F-150

Standard Cab Pickup

4.2L 256Cu. In. V6 GAS OHV Naturally Aspirated

Manual 5 Speed

1FTZF1824XNA91644

Clear

Gasoline

Thanks for looking at my Little Mule. I selling her because I'm retired now and in the process of moving from PA to DE so she has to go. I bought the truck 3 years ago so as not to pile up the miles on my new truck. This list of repairs and improvements goes like this; The box was replaced and spray in liner added, both front fenders were replaced along with a new grill. Then the truck was professionally painted.The entire brake system was replaced with the exception of the master cylinder, that included the parking brake cables.The motor was replaced less than 2000 miles ago with one from a 2003 that had 80,000 miles on it. At that time I had my mechanic also replace the clutch, pressure plate and throw out bearing. The engine light stays on but has never affected the performance. Conservative driving will give you 20mpg.The rear axle seals were replaced with fresh oil in the rear.The front end was aligned with the replacement of one A-arm and ball joint (Moog A-arm)I have two new CV axles that go with the truck.The truck was lifted 3" and 17" Aftermarket wheels were put on with Toyo tires (now about 50% tread) by HiCal Customs in Wysox, PA.The drivers seat has a wear hole in the fabric on the left side.Everything works as it should with the exception of the fan which only works on high speed.There is some rust on the bottom of the doors, the tailgate and the cab corners.I have taken the truck off my insurance and did not renew the registration so she is just sitting in my garage waiting for a new home. She's a good truck and you won't be disappointed in her.Thanks for looking and good luck bidding.On Nov-16-16 at 15:35:07 PST, seller added the following information: Anyone interested in seeing the truck can call me on Thursday 11/17 or Friday 11/18. I will be available to show it all day Friday. 570-357-1947On Nov-18-16 at 09:21:09 PST, seller added the following information: I don't know how to add a video but if you go to youtube and search "ccr542 The Little Mule" you'll be able to see a short video of the truck. It should be the top video. Thanks for looking.