Ford F-350 Crew Cab Lifted 4x4 Monster Truck Yellow on 2040-cars
Tabor City, North Carolina, United States
Approximate 24" lift, 49x21x16.5 Irok's with ~35% tread remaining. Upgrades include 460 bored .40, speed pro pistons, high performance cam, custom cpu tune, heddman headers, magnaflow exhaust, k&n intake, b&m shift kit, high angle drivelines front driveshaft, dana 60 front, sterling rear, 5.13's front and rear, redneck ram hydraulic assist steering, triple shocks on all 4 corners, dual steering stabilizers, ladder bars, 4 wheel disc brakes, warn manual locking hubs, heat and a/c. Just put new rotors and pads on the rear. Custom roll cage over entire bed and 8 seats in the rear. All bolted on and easily removed. Truck is set up to ride passengers, or to be a driver! A lot of fun but I'm too busy to mess with it anymore.
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