1995 FORD F-150 XLT 4WD 8,393 MILES PRISTINE!

Up for auction we have a 1995 Ford F-150 truck. It is a standard cab with an eight foot bed. I drove this truck out of the showroom on Saturday the 29th of October, 1994 at approximately 2:15 PM. I have owned it ever since, and it has been garage kept since new. It has a 302 V-8, auto. trans., power steering and brakes, cruise control, sliding rear window, power windows and locks. I added the rear window louvers, running boards, custom mud guards, bed rails, stone deflector, bumper guards, custom hitch, driving lights, vent shades, Dunlop 31 X 10.5 tires and bed liner. The bumper guards and bed rails are factory Ford items. It is manual 4WD, not automatic 4WD. The manual hubs are much more reliable on these older trucks. The truck has 8,393 miles on it, yes, 8,393!! It was never driven in the rain and only once in the snow, when the snow was still all white and virgin, never in dirty snow or slush! The paint scheme on the side is NOT tape, it is painted on from new and clear coated all over, just like factory paint. The truck was NEVER wrecked nor does it have any paint work! The transmission was upgraded three years ago with a heavy duty shift kit and full synthetic fluid. This truck was my baby, and was NEVER driven by anyone else. It's clean as a pin, with few defects. The underside is spotless, but the motor could use a slight cleaning, it's dusty. I'm getting older, need the garage space for other things, so Barney must go. My Alan Kulwicki license plate stays here as does the 300 watt PA and siren unit. Other than that, what you see is what you get. Please..... if you're a serious buyer, contact me, and on site inspection is welcomed. But, please do not ask silly questions such as, are you sure it was never wrecked, painted or is the mileage correct! This truck has occupied a spot right below our master bedroom for over 32 years, and I believe I would know if something was amiss. This is a tough thing to do, it's one of two vehicles I purchased brand new, the other is my 1972 Gran Torino Sport with 2,800 miles. and parting with either one isn't easy.