2002 F250 7.3L power stroke
Specifications
| Year | 2002 |
| Mileage | 209,000 mi |
| Transmission | Auto |
| Fuel Type | Diesel |
| Drivetrain | AWD |
| Condition | Excellent |
| Title Status | Clean |
| Exterior Color | Blue |
| Engine | 8 cylinders |
Owner's Pitch
"Own an award-winning piece of Ford history. This 2nd-owner 7.3L Power Stroke is professionally built with a PMF suspension, KC Stage 1 turbo, and a performance transmission. Meticulously maintained for 18 years with full records. 10/10 interior and turn-key reliability. Perfect for towing or the show circuit. You won't find a cleaner 7.3L."
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Description
Overview: This 2002 Ford F-250 features the legendary 7.3L Power Stroke Diesel. With 209,000 miles and a clean title, this truck is a turn-key, no-expense-spared build. Owned by the second owner for 18 years, it has been meticulously maintained and professionally sorted.
Performance Upgrades: The truck is equipped with a brand new KC Stage 1 turbo, new glow plugs, a DP Performance tuner, and a performance-built transmission. Drivetrain enhancements include 4.30 gears front and rear, along with Mag-Hytec differential and transmission covers.
Suspension and Tires: Features a 6-inch lift with PMF Performance suspension, custom-built Alcan Springs, and custom-tuned Radflo shocks. It sits on 35-inch tires with only 7,000 miles of wear.
Condition and Awards: The exterior is extremely clean and includes a fresh Rhino-lined bed and a fifth-wheel hitch. The interior is rated 10/10 for its age. This truck was awarded 'Best Ford Truck Pick' at the 2022 Goodguys Car Show in Pleasanton, CA.
History: Full maintenance documentation is available. The truck runs, drives, and tows flawlessly with zero leaks or issues. Ready to drive anywhere.
Market Highlights
- The 7.3L Phenomenon: In 2026, the 7.3L Power Stroke has transcended its status as a used truck and become a high-demand specialty asset. Its lack of complex emissions equipment (DPF/SCR) and reputation for 500k-mile longevity make it more desirable to many buyers than a brand-new $90,000 diesel truck.
- Southern California Demand: The Southwest market, including Carson City and SoCal, is the epicenter for rust-free heavy-duty trucks. Buyers from across the country travel to this region for clean frames. A truck with 'Best Ford Truck' show credentials commands a significant regional premium.
- Build Quality vs. DIY: This specific truck benefits from 'built, not pieced' value. The inclusion of high-end brands like PMF and Radflo, rather than budget lift kits, indicates a no-expense-spared approach that justifies the near-$30k price tag to a discerning collector or enthusiast.