1999 Ford F-350 XLT SUPER DUTY VERY CLEAN

[DanielAndrew]

 1999 Ford F-350 XLT SUPER DUTY VERY CLEAN On Ebay

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1999-Ford-F-350/203269811788?

[Gary Lewis]

It is nice and clean, but will it really bring $26.9K?  It isn't new, but it isn't old.  

One thing I noticed is how little wrap there is on the serpentine belt to the alternator.  Hard to believe they can keep that belt from chirping when the regulator says DO IT!

[grumpin]

That’s nice and low miles. I would like something like that but not a diesel.

Amazing how hard it is to find one out here without a diesel and not having 200,000 to 300,000 or more miles on it.

[salans7]

I could see it going for good money. The early Powerstroke SD trucks are a little more desirable because of the forged connecting rods, somewhere in 2001 or so they went to powdered medal connecting rods, and there's a misconception that the PMR's are weaker. Yea, you can't throw massive HP at them, but if you're throwing massive HP at a Powerstroke, you probably want billet rods anyway.

This one also has a ZF6 and manual T-Case, so it's the last of the good trucks. You also don't see many Regular Cab Long Bed F350's anymore either.

[Gary Lewis]

So, regular cab long bed F350's are sought after?  

[salans7]

Gary Lewis wrote

So, regular cab long bed F350's are sought after?  

Powerstrokes are. And they have to have an F36 or F37 on the certification label.

[Gary Lewis]

I guess you got it.  

[grumpin]

The Powerstrokes are one truck that go for a lot of money in Oregon.

Trade ins wouldn’t even hit the lot, sold before they got there, waiting lists.