FordGuy100
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http://salem.craigslist.org/cto/4428941340.html
One of a kind Heavy-Duty 33 1/2 foot Stretch Limo Truck. 1988 Ford F-800 three-axle ten-wheeler dually. Ford 6.6 liter turbo inline diesel engine, Allison automatic transmission, tilt front-end for engine access. 4 door cab has 15 foot long passenger compartment. Bed is 12 feet long with extended dually fenders. All wheels are Alcoa aluminum with 10R-22.5 steel radials. Less than 20,000 original miles. Runs excellent. No interior. Truck weighs approximately 14,000 lbs. You won't find anything else like this no matter how hard you look. You could put a hot tub in the bed and still have room to haul a nice Harley. Price is firm at $20,000, and I don't even want to sell it at that price; but I will. These pictures came from a local car show last August. If you're serious, you know what you're looking at, and you've got the money; give me a call. Thanks, Steve.
One of a kind Heavy-Duty 33 1/2 foot Stretch Limo Truck. 1988 Ford F-800 three-axle ten-wheeler dually. Ford 6.6 liter turbo inline diesel engine, Allison automatic transmission, tilt front-end for engine access. 4 door cab has 15 foot long passenger compartment. Bed is 12 feet long with extended dually fenders. All wheels are Alcoa aluminum with 10R-22.5 steel radials. Less than 20,000 original miles. Runs excellent. No interior. Truck weighs approximately 14,000 lbs. You won't find anything else like this no matter how hard you look. You could put a hot tub in the bed and still have room to haul a nice Harley. Price is firm at $20,000, and I don't even want to sell it at that price; but I will. These pictures came from a local car show last August. If you're serious, you know what you're looking at, and you've got the money; give me a call. Thanks, Steve.
(although I imagine the CARB types would blow a head gasket), but otherwise that seems mor elike a toy than a viable truck IMHO. For that matter, in my experience, stretch limos are going out of style in favor of party buses...
