2000 Ford Lightning Custom Truck on 2040-cars
Belleville, Illinois, United States
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Had an offer on it last time listed, was out of town and couldn't meet with the buyer. This is the last time it will be listed. This is honestly a great truck, you will not be dissapointed. I will post a video of the truck in a few days. Here we have a 2000 Ford Lightning custom truck, only 95,000 miles! Painted ford Grabber Blue......and done right. Cab was removed and all jams were painted to make this job look like a factory one. Spray in bed liner also sets this truck off. Custom headlights, tail lights, 3rd brake light. LED's and Halo's, custom grille's, custom x pipe exhaust, K&N cold air kit is the only engine modification made. If you know these trucks, then you know with minimal money in some bolt on parts you could make this truck scream.......pull up to the car show and you won't see another one like it. New tires, vehicle has been through our service department for inspection and is ready to go. A/C is ice cold, everything works as it should. Truck also has a tow hitch. Looks amazing in person. Call jon with any questions (618)363-6978. $500 deposit due at auction end, vehicle is for sale locally, reserve the right to end auction early, buyer to arrange shipping(we will help out any way we can).....BETTER ACT FAST
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