2003 Ford Excursion Sema Prerunner on 2040-cars
Stratford, Connecticut, United States
The truck was built for the SEMA show at the Las Vegas Convention Center by Mike Duval & Off Road Unlimited. The exterior and interior have been completely customized. The truck has an amazing stereo system with a dvd player and 4 monitors. It lived in CA until 2009 and has been mostly garaged since, showing only a slight amount of surface rust on the frame and none on the body. The front and rear fenders and the hood are all fiberglass and the truck has beautiful custom paint. The emblems on the sides of the truck are hand painted, as seen in the these pictures. 2003 Ford SEMA Prerunner Excursion This truck has over $100k invested into it. You will not ever find another one like it. Additional pics and info: http://www.x-tremetoyz.com/sema_trucks/duval.html Engine Modifications: Powerdyne supercharger, upgraded fuel pump and injectors Exterior Modifications: Camburg custom fabricated long travel 8" lift Interior Modifications: Classic Soft Trim leather interior |
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