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Verified seller
Located in NY
14,000 miles
300 GPM
300 gallon tank
Asking 68K OBO For sale is a 2001 Ford F-550 4x4 Brush Truck equipped with the reliable 7.3L Power Stroke diesel engine. This truck has been well maintained and is currently still in service. The vehicle runs and drives great and has approximately 14,000 miles. Mileage may increase slightly as the truck remains in active service until sold. The truck is in good overall condition RUST FREE. The quad cab configuration provides ample seating, and integrated toolboxes offer organized storage for equipment and gear. Ready for service. This brush truck is equipped with a Honda-powered skid unit featuring a 300 GPM pump and 300-gallon water tank, making it ready for brush, grass, forestry, and off-road fire suppression operations. The truck also features front and rear bench seating, a front-mounted winch, and a full LED emergency light and siren package. Please note: All non-mounted equipment will be removed prior to sale. Highlights: 2001 Ford F-550 4x4 7.3L Power Stroke diesel Approximately 13,000 miles (Currently in service) Runs and drives great No major rust Front and rear bench seating Front-mounted winch Full LED light and siren package Honda-powered skid unit with 300 GPM pump and 300-gallon water tank Non-mounted equipment not included This truck would make an excellent brush truck, forestry unit, utility vehicle, farm truck, municipal vehicle, or off-road work truck. Serious inquiries only. Vehicle is sold as-is. Buyer is responsible for inspection, registration, and any required emergency equipment compliance after purchase.
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Start a conversation by messaging the seller directly.
Step 2
Make an offer on the unit, or place a bid if it is an auction.
Step 3
Garage handles the rest, from payment processing and paperwork to delivery.
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