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2006 Ford F350 Crew-Cab Dually 4WD – King Ranch – 6.0 Liter Diesel - $16,500 (Castle Pines)
2006
ford f-350
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2006 Ford F350 Crew-Cab Dually 4WD – King Ranch – 6.0 Liter Diesel
151k miles
Chipped with dash mount control panel and flash programmer
7 - BF Goodrich All Terrain tires with excellent tread (spare included)
Leather Seats - power seats with seat heaters (only driver front seat has a small, loose seam that is easily fixed)
Front seats have folding arm rests
A/C
Power steering
Automatic
Cruise Control
Power door locks
Power Sunroof
Power side and rear windows
Cup holders
Center console
Backup Sensors
Rear tinted windows and sill deflectors on all 4 side windows.
Weather Tech floor mats front and rear
Long Bed
Bullet Proofed – Yes, the head studs are visible, no I do not have the original build info as it was done by previous owner. (It was also verified by Excel Diesel locally).
Trailer Hitch & Break package
Spray-in Bed Liner and original molded plastic rail cover guards
Dual 84-month batteries from Les Schwab Tires
Power Mirrors
Power door locks
Fog lights, cabin running lights, dual cowling fish-eye lights front/back
Block Heater with front plug
Running Boards
Upgraded Kenwood Stereo with blue tooth, apple/android connect, USB port, etc (still also have original radio)
Remote start with two fobs
New grill
Bug Shield
Front and Rear Mud Flaps
Spent around $5500 having the whole front end gone through at Excel Diesel – yes, I have the receipts.
I have owned the vehicle last 5-7 years and it has been a solid truck for me, but I no longer need this much of a workhorse of a truck and it is just sitting (which is why the battery's are currently disconnected in the pics).
I would use this truck as a daily commuter if my drives were longer as it is a very comfortable ride, but diesels were not meant for 10 minute commutes – so I use my other vehicle for that.
It starts quick, runs easy and does NOT burn oil or roll coal – never had any issues passing Colorado emissions.
The next maintenance I was planning was going to be replacing the shocks.
Truck does have a small, extremely slow oil leak along edge of oil pan, but it is tiny and has been non-impacting.
The one cosmetic issue is that a rock kicked up from a semi went through front of the passenger side dual cowling. Will cost around $350 for a replacement cowling and I will take that cost off whatever price we agree to.
I have two new dual wheel well liners, new liner plugs/fasteners, and new fish-eye light brackets.
If this ad is still up, it is still available – please note if you reach out, that I work nights so am up in the later afternoons/evenings.
I will get back to you as soon as able and feel free to text my number.
Please – cash only.
NOTE: If you are a scammer, spammer, flipper - do not call, text, or email me - please dont waste my time and I wont waste yours.
VIN# is posted on this ad - so please feel free to pull whatever report YOU want from whatever site YOU want.