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FS 2003 Ford F150 FX4 Lariat (4wd), $10,000 or make offer
12-28-2008 | 03:51 PM
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2003 Ford F150 FX4 Lariat (4wd), $10,000 or make offer
2003 Ford F150 Supercrew FX4 Lariat, 5.4 Liter Triton V8. The truck is two tone with burgundy on top and tan on the bottom. Interior is tan leather. We just hit 100,000 miles in this truck the other day, but it runs strong as ever. I have changed the oil every 5000 miles or sooner. The tires were replaced a little over a year and 15,000 miles ago. Two months ago I replaced all four rotors and pads. The fuel filter was replaced less than 5000 miles ago too. This truck needs nothing mechanically. It will do whatever you want it to do and ask for more. A few pointers
5.4 liter Triton V8 engine that puts out 260 horsepower and 350 foot-pounds of torque. In January 2002, this engine was named one of Ward's Auto World magazine's "Ten Best Engines" for the sixth year in a row. This engine features more torque than comparable engines from its full-size pickup truck competitors. Also, peak torque arrives at a lower rpm than the competition.
Spray on bed liner
Bully nerf bars on each side
Rancho suspension (FX4 Package)
17” wheels and tires
AM/FM 6-Disc in-dash CD Changer
tow package (I'll include a hitch and ball too)
Now, this truck just hit 100,000 miles on Dec 27th. This truck was meant to work and that is what I have done with it over the past few years. With that said, it is not in “perfect” condition. There is minor hail damage on the hood. Also, there is a small dent on the drivers side door and a few minor scratches on the dent. The imperfections are consistent with a 6 year old truck with 100,000 miles on it. This truck has never been in an accident, nor has it had any body work done to it.
Kelly Blue Book values this truck at $11,600 in “fair” condition, $12,400 in “good” condition, and $13,000 in “excellent” condition. Mechanically, this truck is in excellent condition. However, I understand there are some cosmetic flaws both on the exterior and interior…but again, nothing out of the ordinary for a truck with 100,000 miles. With this said, my asking price for the truck is $10,000….but as we all know, money talks so please feel free to make an offer. Should the buyer wish I would be willing to work out a deal to repair the minor hail damage on the hood and small dent in the driver’s side door. I am in Tulsa, OK and I will deliver the truck on my dime as far south as Houston, east as Nashville, north to Omaha, and west to Denver. You can contact me at the following:
Blair_Lyons@yahoo “dot” com
918-808-3497
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5.4 liter Triton V8 engine that puts out 260 horsepower and 350 foot-pounds of torque. In January 2002, this engine was named one of Ward's Auto World magazine's "Ten Best Engines" for the sixth year in a row. This engine features more torque than comparable engines from its full-size pickup truck competitors. Also, peak torque arrives at a lower rpm than the competition.
Spray on bed liner
Bully nerf bars on each side
Rancho suspension (FX4 Package)
17” wheels and tires
AM/FM 6-Disc in-dash CD Changer
tow package (I'll include a hitch and ball too)
Now, this truck just hit 100,000 miles on Dec 27th. This truck was meant to work and that is what I have done with it over the past few years. With that said, it is not in “perfect” condition. There is minor hail damage on the hood. Also, there is a small dent on the drivers side door and a few minor scratches on the dent. The imperfections are consistent with a 6 year old truck with 100,000 miles on it. This truck has never been in an accident, nor has it had any body work done to it.
Kelly Blue Book values this truck at $11,600 in “fair” condition, $12,400 in “good” condition, and $13,000 in “excellent” condition. Mechanically, this truck is in excellent condition. However, I understand there are some cosmetic flaws both on the exterior and interior…but again, nothing out of the ordinary for a truck with 100,000 miles. With this said, my asking price for the truck is $10,000….but as we all know, money talks so please feel free to make an offer. Should the buyer wish I would be willing to work out a deal to repair the minor hail damage on the hood and small dent in the driver’s side door. I am in Tulsa, OK and I will deliver the truck on my dime as far south as Houston, east as Nashville, north to Omaha, and west to Denver. You can contact me at the following:
Blair_Lyons@yahoo “dot” com
918-808-3497
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