This 2005 Ford F-750 SD is a cab chassis truck — sometimes referred to as a cutaway chassis or bare chassis — a purpose-built commercial platform designed to accept a wide range of vocational bodies such as box vans, flatbeds, stake beds, and dump bodies. Ford is one of the most established names in commercial trucking, producing medium- and heavy-duty work vehicles for construction, municipal, freight, and service industries across North America.
This particular example stands out for its exceptionally low recorded mileage of just 6,901 miles, which the seller confirms as the actual odometer reading. It is a one-owner, straight-frame, regular cab unit that originated in California and is described as rust-free. Power comes from a 7.2-litre Caterpillar C7 turbocharged inline six-cylinder diesel engine paired with a five-speed Allison automatic transmission. Importantly, this truck predates modern emissions control requirements and carries no diesel exhaust fluid system, meaning there is no DEF tank, no selective catalytic reduction equipment, and no diesel particulate filter regeneration cycle to manage — a practical advantage in applications where uptime and simplicity are priorities.
The chassis is rated at 33,000 lb gross vehicle weight and is equipped with air brakes. The cab-to-axle measurement is 168 inches, the wheelbase is 244 inches, and the distance from the back of the cab to the end of the frame rail is 268 inches. According to the seller, this frame length will accommodate a 24-foot box body, a 22-foot stake or flatbed body, or a high-capacity dump body. The cab includes air conditioning and cruise control. The truck has been fully serviced at the seller's in-house fleet repair facility prior to listing and is offered from North Carolina at $45,990.
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