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2003 Ford Excursion Sema Prerunner on 2040-cars

US $25,000.00
Year:2003 Mileage:83000 Color: and interior have been completely customized
Location:

Stratford, Connecticut, United States

Stratford, Connecticut, United States
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The truck was built for the SEMA show at the Las Vegas Convention Center by Mike Duval & Off Road Unlimited. The exterior and interior have been completely customized. The truck has an amazing stereo system with a dvd player and 4 monitors. It lived in CA until 2009 and has been mostly garaged since, showing only a slight amount of surface rust on the frame and none on the body. The front and rear fenders and the hood are all fiberglass and the truck has beautiful custom paint. The emblems on the sides of the truck are hand painted, as seen in the these pictures. 

2003 Ford SEMA Prerunner Excursion

This truck has over $100k invested into it. You will not ever find another one like it. Additional pics and info:

http://www.x-tremetoyz.com/sema_trucks/duval.html

Engine Modifications:

Powerdyne supercharger, upgraded fuel pump and injectors
Borla headers, y-pipe and exhaust
AFE high flow air filter

Exterior Modifications:

Camburg custom fabricated long travel 8" lift
Rancho RS999112 shock absorbers (replaced 01-14, I will also include original build Bilstein 9100's in need of rebuild)
Nitrogen bumpstops
Limiting straps
Powertank auxiliary air system
ARB air locker
ORU tube bumpers w/skid plate, fiberglass front and rear fenders/quarter panels, fiberglass hood & custom paint
Mag-Hytec aluminum transmission pan & differential cover
Sidewinder Kodiak steps (both front steps replaced 01-14)
Weld mountain crusher wheels 17" (5x with spare)
Pro Comp Xtreme AT 37" Tires (95% tread remaining)
National Spring Company leaf springs
Light Force HIDs (4 in front, 2 in rear that illuminate when in reverse)
Macro billet grille
Cruiser Stainless entry guards

Interior Modifications:

Classic Soft Trim leather interior
Pioneer audio/video/dvd system (with 4 monitors)
Scoshe audio/video wiring
Infinity carbon fiber dash & door trim w/aluminum paneling and billet control knobs
Savv rear view mirror/monitor
Directed Electronics overhead monitors
Painless Wiring illuminated switches
Powerdyne auxiliary gauges w/pod
Superlift speedometer re-calibrator

Please feel free to email or call me at (203) 249-0442 for additional pictures and information or to make an appointment to see the vehicle. I will entertain all reasonable offers for this vehicle, but keep in mind the suspension upgrades, fiberglass & paint work cost more than the buy it now price. Add the cost of the vehicle with this low mileage, supercharger & engine modifications, bumpers, lights and interior upgrades and it will cost you more than double that to build one yourself.

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