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I'm Joe, a lifelong Ford enthusiast, and mechanic, owning many Ford vehicles over my life since a '69 Mustang back in 1980.
Mustangs, Merkurs (both), Torinos, Escapes, an Explorer, and an Edge.
What brings me here is a low-mileage 1999 Ford F350 Lariat with a 7.3L PowerStroke engine.
It belongs to my father-in-law, and he's wheelchair-bound and can no longer drive it, or actively sell it. It was his farm truck.
I was hoping to sell it here to give it a good home, but it appears that the classified rules don't allow it if it doesn't belong to me.
Wondering if anyone has an ideas where a guy can sell a truck that still has a lot of life left in it?
Thanks everyone.
welcome to this site Joe. a low miles 99 f350 7.3 in a supercab is a rare beast to find for sale, please read the site guidelines, section 6 and https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/f...cement171.html states you most have more than 5 posts over 10 days as a memebr to post a forsale and outlines the rest in how tos and what to look out for
hang around ,join the rest of us dealer/factory level techs that share freely what we learned over many decades
good luck
mechanic to mechanic ,i personally would keep it, keep it in the family .
ford wise there 2 i wish i had still a 69 merc cyclone CJ 428 and a 05 f250 super cab v10 4x4 lariat today i enjoy cruise in's with a bone stock old restoration 28 model a 5 window rumble seat
mechanic to mechanic ,i personally would keep it, keep it in the family .
ford wise there 2 i wish i had still a 69 merc cyclone CJ 428 and a 05 f250 super cab v10 4x4 lariat today i enjoy cruise in's with a bone stock old restoration 28 model a 5 window rumble seat
If only there was some way to keep those vehicles we loved over our lives! Had a couple of Torinos, nothing rare like a CJ, but enjoyed them.
69, 70 (Mach 1), 05 (GT) Mustangs, even a '99 Cougar V6 with a manual that was fun for a while.
Only a few non-Fords in my past, including two Audi Quattros with 5-speeds that were good for the MN snow.
I tried to show the rust in the photos. With the low mileage I thought it would garner more interest.
It runs great and the engine doesn't leak a drop.
I've lowered the price steadily, to $9,000 currently.
Not one serious offer after lowering the price $1k/ week.
I guess the condition is too bad for the value of the drivetrain.
Thanks for the opportunity to share it here.
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