2011 Ford F-350 Lariat on 2040-cars
Brooklyn, New York, United States
2011 FORD F350 LARIAT CREW-CAB 4X4
* 6.7L V8 TURBO DIESEL ENGINE
* AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION
* ONLY 108.000 MILES
* BLACK METALLIC W/BLACK LEATHER INTERIOR
* 1 OWNER
* NON-SMOKER CAR
* REMOTE START
*AMP RESEARCH POWER STEP RUNNING BOARDS
* AFTERMARKET SPARTAN PROGRAMER
*AIRDOG FUEL SYSTEM
*CUSTOM AIR FILTER
* AFTERMARKET STAINLESS STEEL EXHAUST 8”
* 8” LIFT FABTECH
*HALO LIGHTS
* NAVIGATION
* BACK-UP CAMERA
* ELECTRIC STEP
* POWER WINDOWS
* POWER DOOR LOCKS
* POWER FOLDING & TELESCOPING TRAILER TOWING HEATED MIRRORS WITH TURN SIGNALS
* TILT/TELESCOPE STEERING WHEEL WITH AUDIO & CRUISE CONTROLS
* DUAL POWER HEATED & COOLED FRONT SEATS WITH DRIVER 3 MEMORY POSITION
* POWER ADJUSTABLE PEDALS
* TRACTION CONTROL
* HILL DESCENT CONTROL
* TRAILER BRAKE CONTROLLER
* UPFITTER SWITCHES
* ICE COLD A/C
* DUAL CLIMATE CONTROL
* SONY HD AM/FM/SIRIUS STEREO WITH CD PLAYER
* MICROSOFT SYNC VOICE ACTIVATED SYSTEM
* SELF DIMMING REAR VIEW MIRROR
* HOMELINK GARAGE CONTROLS
* DUAL LIGHTED VANITY MIRRORS
* REAR A/C VENTS
* POWER SLIDING REAR WINDOW
* BED COVER SPRAY PAINT, UNDERNEATH SPRAY PAINT PROTECTION
* REAR PARK DISTANCE SENSORS
* TOW PACKAGE WITH RECEIVER HITCH
* RUBBER & CLOTH FLOOR MATS
* OWNER'S MANUAL
* 2 KeYS/2 REMOTES
* 22” WHEELS WITH NITTO M/T TRAIL GRAPPLER 37" X 13.5 X 22"
*REAR TIRE GATE WITH SPARE MATCHING RIM
* FRONT TIRES AND REAR WITH SPARE ARE M/T TRAIL GRAPPLER 37" X 13.5 X 22"
* FAB FOURS FRONT, REAR BUMPER
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2015 Ford Mustang fuel economy ratings leaked
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