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1997 FORD F-150 XLT STEPSIDE PICK-UP RARE GLAVAL PACKAGE, DARK TOREADO RED METALLIC WITH FACTORY CUSTOM PAINT SCHEME/GRAY LEATHER INT. SVT RIMS W/PIRELLI'S, 5.4L TRITON V-8, ONLY 11K MILES ACTUAL MILES, AUTO, AC, POWER PACKAGE, SHOW OR GO. 1997 Ford F-150 XLT Stepside pick-up with rare Factory Custom package by GLaval Corp with Gray leather interior kept in pristine condition with only low 11,861 actual miles. It has a clean 2 owner history. If you have been searching for an immaculate F-150 here are a few details. The Details; The body is striking in appearance. The factory paint color scheme is outstanding. The special Ford factory paint codes used are shown on the sticker which is located in the drivers door jam (see pix). It has always been climate control garage kept since day one. It also has a unique factory hood as part of the package, upgraded Ford SVT wheels with Pirelli Radial tires, side steps and more.
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