SOLD 2017 F-350 super duty 6.2l gasser and 2009 Hallmark Guanella $69.5k

[bozzy]

Package = 69,500

Truck solo - 46k

camper solo - 25k



Here’s a link to a Google album: https://photos.app.g...PsZ2kotd4fo9Zc8

2009 Hallmark Guanella

Fully optioned out -
Power roof lift, can support a load on roof while lifting, one piece composite roof
175w solar panel
2000w pure sine wave inverter
Group 31 AGM Battery - 125 amp hour
rear view camera
dometic fridge
furnace
a/c
Exterior shower
porta-potti
lots of exterior storage
rear porch
led lights inside
Jacks included
awning, exhaust fan, and roof racks
Brand new queen size mattress
Capacities
Fresh: 30 gallons
Water Heater: 3 gallons
Propane: 30 pound

2017 Super Duty F-350 crew cab 6.75’ bed
23,000 miles
Payload 3500lbs

6.2l v8 gasser with 4.30 axle ratio, custom ordered through Ford
4x4 with FX4 package (rear locker), decal removed
40/20/40 split bench seat
Power heated and power folding tow mirrors
Amp steps (powered running board step)
Leather seats w/ seat heaters
35” tires
Vinyl floor
Dual batteries, 240 amp alternator
Tailgate has the step included, led bed lights
360 camera system with touchscreen and navigation, Sync 3
One owner
6 auxiliary switches up fitted from factory
Camper package from Ford
Trailer tow package w/ brake controller
Rear and in bed 7 pin plug for camper or trailer
Power sliding rear window w privacy glass
Tinted windows
CHSML camera
Spray in bed liner
110v outlet inside w inverter
Reverse sensors
Extended hitch for towing w/ camper on.
Torklift anchors installed with torklift fastguns
Warranty: Powertrain/Corrosion perforation/Safety Restraint warranty all good until 8/17/22 or 60k miles

Torklift gear and extended hitch will go with the truck if bought as a package. I do have the tailgate as well.

 

[mikel]

Nice rig. What kind of mpgs do you see with the camper? And where are you located?

 

[bozzy]

Nice rig. What kind of mpgs do you see with the camper? And where are you located?

San Diego, CA. Should’ve mentioned that.

Around town 9-10, freeway 11-15.

 

[mk216v]

Nicely equipped truck! If I would have seen this for sale about 2months ago, I would have bought the truck immediately. GLWS!

 

[bozzy]

Nicely equipped truck! If I would have seen this for sale about 2months ago, I would have bought the truck immediately. GLWS!

Thanks, it has been a great setup. My constant tweaking has moved me toward an older truck with manual everything. I'm sure I'll regret it.

 

[Ol’ Greg]

Any Idea how much the camper weighs dry and wet?

 

[mk216v]

Thanks, it has been a great setup. My constant tweaking has moved me toward an older truck with manual everything. I'm sure I'll regret it.

As in manual windows, manual door locks, manual t-case, manual HVAC slider? Jeez, really going the way of the dodo bird. Hopefully such an old truck won't drive you into the ground for maintenance/repair. I'm sure your '17 has only needed oil changes and that's it; 6.2L V8 is very reliable.

 

[bozzy]

Any Idea how much the camper weighs dry and wet?

Dry I'd say 18-1900lbs. Hallmark has the base weight at 1,262lbs but this camper has about every option for a Guanella. 30 gallons of water is roughly 240lbs, so that and anything you throw in it will hover you over 2000lbs. I may be guessing heavy but I'd rather error that way.

 

[bozzy]

As in manual windows, manual door locks, manual t-case, manual HVAC slider? Jeez, really going the way of the dodo bird. Hopefully such an old truck won't drive you into the ground for maintenance/repair. I'm sure your '17 has only needed oil changes and that's it; 6.2L V8 is very reliable.

Yep, the 6.2 is great. I'm sure the new 7.3l will be too. With 4.30 in the rear I've never needed more than the 6.2l. Very happy with it. I got an old 7.3l that I'll be welding up a flatbed for. We were looking to get a longbed and basically the same truck new with a longbed was too ridiculous of a price tag for a truck I put 4k miles a year on.

I've got power steering/brakes with the old truck at least. Here it is before I pulled the PO's camper, flatbed, and bumper off. You are absolutely right, and my wife would agree, it'll be a careful time/money balance.

 

[blupaddler]

Nice! Something refreshing about everything manual, and nothing to break.
Those 7.3's are nice.

Love your F350, built perfectly.

 

[mk216v]

Yep, the 6.2 is great. I'm sure the new 7.3l will be too. With 4.30 in the rear I've never needed more than the 6.2l. Very happy with it. I got an old 7.3l that I'll be welding up a flatbed for. We were looking to get a longbed and basically the same truck new with a longbed was too ridiculous of a price tag for a truck I put 4k miles a year on.

I've got power steering/brakes with the old truck at least. Here it is before I pulled the PO's camper, flatbed, and bumper off. You are absolutely right, and my wife would agree, it'll be a careful time/money balance.View attachment 645416

Looks like a very clean 7.3LTD!
Glad to hear on your experience with your more modern 6.2L V8. Continues my confidence in mine.

GLWS and happy travels!

 

[bozzy]

Looks like a very clean 7.3LTD!
Glad to hear on your experience with your more modern 6.2L V8. Continues my confidence in mine.

GLWS and happy travels!

Thanks man, happy travels!

 

[bozzy]

Btt

 

[bozzy]

Sale pending