2013 Ford F-250 on 2040-cars
Planada, California, United States
If you have more questions or want more details please email : suanneswwestendorf@ukdevelopers.net . Up for sale is my 2013 Ford F250 Lariat Super Duty truck. It was built for the SEMA show in 2013. Very low mileage
at 6000. Very Clean. Pro built. All miles are high way miles from being driven to shows. It sports custom paint all
around. Bulldog LED light bars. One off projector headlights. AMP steps. 10" Fabtech lift. 4 link/4.0 coil overs.
Fabtech air bumps. Custom rear suspension using Atlas springs. Truck was completely gutted and what isn't Candy
blue powder coat is chrome or satin finished by Meclec of Fresno. LED suspension lighting. Mag-tech powder coated
diff covers and oil pan. 6.7 Diesel engine with H&S EGR Delete and mini maxx tuner. K&N oil less air intake. 4"
Diamond Eye polished stainless steel exhaust. Custom Audio and door panels using Arc Audio and Focal components
done by David Deleon. 22x14 KMC XD Riot wheels with 37" Toyo tires. 50k invested. Sticker price of truck was 60K.
Serious buyers only. Will not respond to games. NO TRADES.
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