Roadside Bricknose 4-Sale

[Wanderin]

Was driving to work and saw this beauty......

89 F350 7.3L with a C6 and only 33K ORIGINAL miles......Was a local fire dept truck and stored inside when not used. I didnt get any interior shots, but it is MINT.

Dont see many like this up here in the salt belt.....enjoy

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It can be your for $8000

 

['94IDITurbo7.3]

WAY to steep of a price tag for that.

 

[Devon Harley]

Nice truck

 

[Wanderin]

WAY to steep of a price tag for that.

I'd drop 4k on it in a heartbeat......maybe $4500. But never 8k

 

['94IDITurbo7.3]

I'd drop 4k on it in a heartbeat......maybe $4500. But never 8k

still to much in my eyes lol. yeah it has 30K original miles, but when the FD gets a call, the fire the truck up and romp the S#*t out of it to the scene. they don't wait 10 minutes for it to warm up. oil was probly not changed as often as it should be either.

i do agree that is a nice truck though.

 

[Wanderin]

Considering i had to drive to GA to buy my truck for 2k, and i would have to spend another 2k or better to make it look that good......4k sounds reasonable to me. Up here vehicles just dont last if you drive them in the winter. Dont get me wrong, there are plenty of early 90's trucks still running around here. But they all have so much rust its unreal. My friends 97 f350 powerstroke just had the frame break behind the cab......and he dosnt do anything but drive it back and forth to work.

 

[diezelcrazee]

still to much in my eyes lol. yeah it has 30K original miles, but when the FD gets a call, they fire the truck up and romp the S#*t out of it to the scene. they don't wait 10 minutes for it to warm up.

You nailed it for sure, it's pretty much jump in, fire it up, gas it and go. But then if it's your home or property, well ya don't want us waiting to warm 'em up either....

 

[GOOSE]

I would put that truck up against any other $8,000 truck that you could find it the same area. C6 is the only real drawback I see.

 

[icanfixall]

I'm not thinking it has a C6 in it. 89 was the first year for the E4OD. ,I don't recall if a C6 was an option... I don't think it was...

 

[GOOSE]

I'm not thinking it has a C6 in it. 89 was the first year for the E4OD. ,I don't recall if a C6 was an option... I don't think it was...

I am going off of what the OP stated. I know the OD trans was introduced in '89 but do believe you could option which one you wanted for a few years at least. An E4OD would be a home run then. That truck is clean. Biggest thing with ex fire trucks is decoding the leftover wires. They usually cut out all of their equipment and leave all the nest of spaghetti behind.

 

['94IDITurbo7.3]

I was thinking the same thing Gary, but i noticed the OP's sig is an '89 w/ C6 soooo....

 

[Wanderin]

Honestly i didn't look at the shift arm for the button.....Could be an E4OD or C6. Ohh well....Still a pretty truck

 

[Iowa 73]

Honestly i didn't look at the shift arm for the button.....Could be an E4OD or C6. Ohh well....Still a pretty truck

Would be on the dash...

I only paid $1400 for my '89 with 67,000 miles on it. The body on mine has a few rust spots, but if I spent $6600 it would be nicer than that one, and still only worth $4500!

 

[Darrin Tosh]

I'm not thinking it has a C6 in it. 89 was the first year for the E4OD. ,I don't recall if a C6 was an option... I don't think it was...

My 89 is a C6,.Even when they introduced the E4od you could still get a C6 as an option, even into the OBS PSD era.

NICE TRUCK,.. I agree with Goose.

Like I always say, if you can find that truck for $4500.00 Then GO BUY IT!,... Problem is they don't exist like that, so when they do show up they will bring good money because that is what they are worth.

I wish it was $4500 also cause if it was I would go buy it, and put it up for sale for $9,950.00,..

 

[89dieselbko]

if that were a big old crew cab monster i would be willing to go 4500-5500... but 8 grand... Course if that fire dept is anything like my local ones, its all volunteers, with limited funding (most comes from hoagie sales and other fund raisers like that) so i can at least understand that price tag... trying to raise money for the dept... IF thats the situation there.