2006 Ford F-350 Crew Cab Lariat DRW Hodges Custom Car Hauler

This truck is basically brand new inside and out with only 61,024 miles. I purchased the truck a year ago just as a regular dually. A friend of mine bought it brand new to pull his bumper pull travel trailer. He traded it to a local ford dealer, and I purchased it from them. At the time of purchase, I bought a ford extended service plan (there is a picture of most of what it covers in the photos) the plan cost $3,065.00. The warranty covers 5 years or 75,000 miles. The truck and warranty were purchased on 9/14/15 with 47,042 miles, so it has exactly 4 years or 61,018 miles worth of transferable warranty left, which ever comes first.
Also at the time of purchase, I had the ford dealer go through the whole truck and -
1.Replace all of the belts and hoses.
2. Serviced and changed the rear end fluids.
3. Flushed and serviced the transmission as well as both filters.
4. A coolant flush was done, and the upper and lower thermostat was replaced.
I have the $1,428.08 receipt. None of these things needed to be done, but I just wanted to be 100% road ready.
In November of 2015, I had Hodges Custom Haulers in Benton KY convert it into a car hauler.
The options include-
19 foot flat dove tail bed with a wheel lift and
a 12,500 pound Pierce commercial winch, painted to match cab (2 color-single stage).
$11,175.00
Firestone airbag system with pump. $875.00
Aluminum Texas ramps. $590.00
Black bed liner. $525.00
Bed undercoating. $495.00
Spare tire box. $450.00
Extended T-bar with bottom filled and 4 recessed lights.
$425.00
Raised sides. $295.00
E-track 2 strips. $295.00 (shown how to strap in photos)
Heavy deck plate. $295.00
Winch remote. $260.00
Extra tool box. $245.00
Double brake in bed. $175.00
Extended back up sensors. $150.00
Stainless clip corners. $140.00
4 stainless steel fold down steps. $140.00
Stainless raised sides. $140.00
Winch cover. $100.00
4 L.E.D. deck lights. $100.00
Clip corners. $90.00
Hitch adapter. $75.00
Back up lights. $50.00
Extra E-track strap. $45.00
Gas refill cup. $30.00
2 extra side lights. $30.00
The bed total was $17,190.00.
In December of 2015 I put 6 New Michelin LTX MS/2 LT245/75R17E. Just the tires cost was $1,290.00. Also I did a front end alignment the cost was $200.00. The tires now have about 8,000 miles on them.
I just priced a new 2016 truck exactly equipped as mine, the cost on it was $65,420.00. Plus the $17,190.00 bed. So this same truck new would be $82,610.00.
My truck is perfect with no scratches, dents or dings. The inside is flawless. The warranty is the same as a brand new trucks power train, plus much more. The warranty work is done at any ford dealer of you're choice, just as a new truck. The warranty also includes 24 hour free roadside assistance, towing to a ford dealer if there is mechanical problems, and a free rental vehicle until the truck is fixed. I know that some people are scared of the 6.0L diesel it has, but this truck has never had one mechanical issue. I have every service and oil change record for its whole life. Since the truck was new and since I've had it, the oil and fuel filter have been change faithfully every 5,000 miles. Even if something was to go wrong, which I'm confident nothing will, the warranty covers everything single thing under the hood. If it can't be fixed, ford will replace it. I'm a used car dealer and buying and building this truck was the best investment I've ever made, but I'm retiring and selling out. That is the only reason the truck is being sold. If I was not retiring I know the truck would last me the rest of my life. All the truck has hauled has been cars, suv's, and light duty pickups. I have the title in hand free and clear of any loans or liens. You're pretty much buying a new truck for about half of the cost of an actual new one. Feel free to contact me with any more questions or concerns. Thank you.