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GORGEOUS SILVER METALLIC EXTERIOR matched with a beautiful BROWN(HEATED AND COOLED/FRONT LEATHER) interior 2015
FORD F-150 CREW-CAB PLATINUM-EDITION 4WD(FOUR-WHEEL-DRIVE)in EXCELLENT
condition Only 30,209 PAMPERED & EASILY DRIVEN miles PLATINUM
PACKAGE FX4 OFF ROAD PACKAGE THE ONE AND ONLY/THE POWERFUL AND THRIFTY 5.0 LITER V8
NATURALLY ASPIRATED engine that delivered RIDICULOUS power and torque ( Best TRUCK engine on the
market SMOOTH SHIFTING AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION Gorgeous Gorgeous TRUCK/LOOK AT
PICS PLATINUM EDITION COLORED NAVIGATION SYSTEM FACTORY REMOTE
START PUSH BUTTON START ON/OFF XENON HEADLIGHTS CAME
WITH TWO KEYS/ 2 FOBS COLLISION ALERT SYSTEM COLLISION WARNING SYSTEM DASH/LIGHT
ALERT TOO-CLOSE SYSTEM FULL LEATHER(BROWN COLOR) SEATING FRONT MASSAGE
SEATS FRONT HEATED SEATS FRONT COOLED SEATS REAR HEATED
SEATS FRONT TOW HOOKS REAR TRAILER ELECTRONIC BRAKE CONTROL FRONT TOW
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