1997 Ford F350 with 10' Alaskan Camper
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driller
old soul wanderer
The fresh water tank is 20 gallons, gray water drains direct out the back so 5 gallon bucket, interior is original wood and in good shape. Fridge is 2way propane and 110 volt. 3 burner cooktop, propane is 5 gallon torpedo. City water hook up on drivers side with separate faucet. 110 v hookup with 1 outlet next to fridge. Fresh water faucet is hand pump with stainless steel sink.
We went down to salt lake a few weeks ago and took a look at this rig. Its in good shape, drives just as it should and from the looks of it, has had great maintenance. I think its a great deal. Driller is a great host also.
Its very tempting to buy. We are just trying to be "responsible" and pay everything else off before we get a bigger, better rig for travel.
I really am surprised it has not sold here yet. Good luck to driller, and I hope you get this deal done soon. also, thanks for giving us a look.
Its very tempting to buy. We are just trying to be "responsible" and pay everything else off before we get a bigger, better rig for travel.
I really am surprised it has not sold here yet. Good luck to driller, and I hope you get this deal done soon. also, thanks for giving us a look.
driller
old soul wanderer
If I was going to tow that much with this truck I would change wheels and tires to 285/75r16 10 ply. You won't be the fastest thing out there but it will get you there and back.
IdaSHO
IDACAMPER
10k is nothing for a 460 F-series.
Towing ability is right there with a stock early powerstroke.
Biggest difference is fuel MPG. My father has a 1990 460 F350 4x4 that he tows a 28' camp trailer with. Wet and loaded it scales about 12k.
With the 460 he averages between 6 and 8 mpg. And it tows great using nothing more than a good brake controller and a weight distribution hitch.
BTW, Im REAL surprised this truck isnt gone yet... this is a great deal.
