RUST FREE 1996 FORD F250 CREW CAB FROM PACIFIC NW!

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This 1996 Ford F250 XLT Crew Cab is a rust free and extremely clean truck that spent its life in Washington. This is a really nice original truck that has been well maintained and is ready to roll. The body on this truck is in excellent condition and it is very straight and clean. The Calypso Green Metallic paint appears to be all original and looks fantastic. All of the chrome and trim are also in really nice condition. The last owner added upgraded headlights and cab lights which is really nice. The underside is also very clean and there are no rust issues with this truck and there never have been. This truck has the deluxe XLT interior with bench seat and fold down center console. The interior is in wonderful original condition and it has clearly been well cared for. All of the gauges, lights, blinkers wipers, cruise, power windows and locks, AC, heat, and horn are working. This is just a well kept original interior.

Mechanically this truck runs and drives excellent!! The engine is the original 460 V8 (7.5L) that runs strong. It appears to be totally stock with the exception of aftermarket exhaust. The engine runs strong with no red flags. The Automatic Transmission is the E40D that shifts nice and it is mated to the Borg Warner Manual Transfer Case. The 4WD works like it should. It has the Sterling 10.25 Rear Axle with 3.55 Gears and a Limited Slip Rear End. The Front Axle is the IFS Dana 44 with 3.55 Gears. This is all sitting on a nice set of Ford OEM Wheels with 265/75/16 All Terrains. This will be a great truck for somebody!

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