2018 Ford F-150 Xlt on 2040-cars
Catawissa, Missouri, United States
Here is a 2018 F-150 XLT FX4. I bought the truck and wanted the Raptor look. It has Raptor wheels and tires,
running boards, front and back bumpers all off of a 2019 Raptor. I had a leveling kit installed and 1.5” inch
wheel spacers to give the truck the stance that the raptors have. It also has rear wheel liners along with any
level lift air bags. It’s a 5.0 v8 with a flow master 40 series with the black tips and ran out the back as the
raptors do. I also had oem style raptor fender flares with the lights along with the oem raptor style grill, and
the tailgate trim. All were painted to match. The headlights are led with the led running strips to give it the
raptor look in the dark. Along with the 3 lights in the middle of the grill. The spray in bed liner is the ford
factory bed liner. Tailgate has the step assist and the bed has the interior lighting. It is a XLT package with
the 802A package. The interior has the full center console with the column shift. It did not have leather but I
had that installed at the dealership. To the inside... power locks, power windows, keyless entry, remote start,
navigation, touch screen, sync, back up trailer assist, tow package, fx4 skid plates, deezee tailgate assist,
chrome tow hoooks, power mirrors, heated front seats, under back seat storage, power sliding back
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You can find more information in the NHTSA bulletin posted below.