WTB: Ford Dually Truck
 

WTB: Ford Dually Truck, 1999'-2003', with 7.3 Liter Diesel (No 6.0 Liters), with 4x4 and automatic, and 75,000 miles or less. Either a crew cab short bed, or a super cab long bed or short bed. Must be in excellent to mint condition. I am willing to travel and pay good money for the right truck. Thanks, Larry

Good Luck!

No Sh**! Good Luck. IMO you're asking alot. You're talking a 10-13 year old truck and only 75000 miles, mint, etc......Thats like finding a needle in a haystack. Hope you find what you're looking for though!

They are out there just keep looking

That's what I will continue do. Like you said, they are out there, and I will find one eventualy. I have found 4 or 5 trucks, with 40,000-60,000 miles, but they are all crew cab long beds. I found one really nice 41,000 mile truck which I am still considering, but it's tight getting around in my driveway with that long of a truck. I actually have 01' single wheel with only 53,000, and 02' with 126,000. I thought about the new 6.7, but I am going to wait to see how well it holds up, but you just can't beat the 7.3.

Go with the 6.7. It is the best motor they've put out, period. Not too mention, almost 20mpg outta the box!

Love my 6.0 excursion. Delete the egr and its bulletproof. 7.3s are good motors but make no power.

Until I see a 6.0 or 6.7 with 300,000-500,000 miles without any issues, like I've had out of the 5 or 6, 7.3's, I am not interested. As far as power, my 7.3 pull will 15,000 # not even grunt, so they do everything I want to do, and I still get 16-81 mpg, with an automatic. And look at what a 7.3 truck brings in $$$, and the demand for them, over a 6.0. A 17,000 mile one e-bay just brought $35,000.

not mine

http://www.offshoreonly.com/classifi...o43856-en.html

Put your specs into autotrader.com and eBay.com . That is really the only two places you might find such.

I think both of them now have alerts that send you an update when something in your desired specs pops up.

This is the lowest mileage one I could find:
http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...standard=false

The Lariat LE was the predecessor to the King Ranch. They only built 2000 of them over model years 2000/2001. I have one and love it; will probably keep it forever.