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Hi guys looking at seling my daily driver as I have no need for a Ute at the moment.

Model:Falcon AU XL UTE supercab

Year: 2000

Seats: Capacity 2

Transmission Automatic (floor)

colour: White

Has a Holman Tow Package on my ute, when I baught it but I have had the need to tow anything with it.

also comes with iner trayliner & new soft tray tarp.

has alloys wheels too.

Looking at $7500 ono

any questions or to have a look give me a call on 0408001113

I am in the launceston area.

cheers

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Fords are rubbish and drive like balls.

shoulda got a holden when you had the cance. would have still been twice the ute. haha.

wtf thats such a shit comment there sorry mate, look at the forum you are on.... however, i'd pref the ohc s6 than the push rod v6 equivelant anyday.

good luck with the sale mate, looking for a work daily at the moment and would be half interested if it was in hobart.

cheers.

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