F350 Pickup Truck

FOR SALE: 2010 FORD F350 XLT SUPER DUTY, 1 TON CAPACITY 8FT BED PICKUP TRUCK. 

193,085+ miles. Inspected 12/25. Parked since end of March '25.

There's some dents I put in especially in tailgate. and some rust at the bottom driver's side cab corner. Good frame. Tow package, gas, 5.4L V8 says the book, radio plays well but does not light up anymore, OK tires, Ford says exhaust manifolds are cracked, but others have passed inspection for the last 5 years, seals up in about 10-30 seconds after starting and warm.  Engine & Transmission are good. Tow hooks in front. Sliding read window port. Cock-open rear side windows. AC and Heat are good. Power windows are good. I carried diesel fuel transfer tank for fueling our tractors in it - couple of small stress holes in bed at tanks corners. Operated truck in 12+ mile area around Moselem PA for the last 12 years.  Last inspected December at 61 Smart Choice Shoemakersville. 2WD. Also, has a 'tire pressure sensor fault', probably in rear as I had fronts done some years ago, and THAT, didn't fix it.  

See at 1892 Moselem Springs Rd. (Route 662), Hamburg PA, 19526. 1.84 Miles West (North sys sign nowadays) of Rt 222.

VIN: 1FTWX3A59AEA37151  OWNED INTO The Potato Project in 2014.  

Clean Title. $3,500.00 FIRM.  Lower 'offers' will be ignored. 

IT IS. AVAILABLE AS IS, WHERE IS - near Fleetwood PA. NOT INTERESTED IN ANY TRADES. 

Contact: Walt Zawaski, President.   IHH@IHartHarvest.org   484-648-0381

Note: Title Transfer must be done when you buy this truck here in Pennsylvania; Title Jumping; occurs when a car is sold without it first being registered in the seller's name. It doesn't matter if you buy the car one day and intend to sell it the next day; it still needs to be registered in your name before it's sold. There are solid reasons for this law, and failure to abide by it can lead to ramifications on both sides of the transaction. For the buyer, it can result in them being unable to insure or sell the car. However, this isn't the end of the matter. In some cases, the buyer could be liable for any unpaid taxes or liens associated with the vehicle. In the worst cases, the non-payment of previous loans on the car could result in the car being repossessed. While the law may ultimately find in the buyer's favor, nobody wants to go through all that hassle.