1979 Ford F250 Highboy on 2040-parts.com
Lee, Massachusetts, United States
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1979 f250 in great condition with a possible 133k for miles dash says 33917 possibly rolled over once from Florida never been out in salt only been up north for 3 years garage kept runs strong clutch works as should shifts with ease nice driving truck with a 400 4spd with true duals with flowmasters stright out the back great sounding 4x4 both high and low work great locking hubs everything works solid frame just a great solid truck
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