If you do find a low mileage 7.3 and they do exist add $5K to the price cuzz you will need it to take care of what mother nature did to it while it was a sleep... That and all the other pattern failures that go with a 7.3 powerstroke BTDT.... This could apply to most any low mileage 20 year on vehicle I see it all the time...
I do like my 95 Powerstoke all the upgrades woke up a sleeping giant it will get'er done and pull... I once was a power window door lock delete person I want them NOW along with cruise, tilt wheel Cruise is a must it it does not have it I will add it... I will add a back up camera and a few other things that make life eaiser especially for a guy that pulls a trailer...
My 95 has power door locks later in 95 they added a remote power door lock option mine does not have provisions for a remote :( I sure miss it)... I need to look into adding it... I do not understand why someone would shed off power windows they are well worth the cost and not difficult to repair the same goes for power door locks. The seats on those work trucks are garbage everyone you see is torn up... Every base chebby truck I see @100K the seats are trash it does not have to be a work truck its like they have a shelf life and start going away... I think they start from the bottom and work there way up. I am not a fan of a heated seat tho.... If a owner can afford a $38K truck he can afford 3K to upgrade it... Believe me I see folks buy a base truck and think they can upgrade it for less than 3K they end up with that in rims and tires that I would never install on a truck that all I wanted to do was just ride around in... Those Do'dats' I can do cheaper will get ya one way are the other...
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