Nissan Titan Lifted 15" On 40" Tall Toyo Tires 2x4 Race Runner Coilovers Ampstps on 2040-cars
Apple Valley, California, United States
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12 inch Bullet Proof Suspensions Lift Kit - 3 inch body lift - Race Runner Coil overs in front - Atlas leaf springs in rear W/ Race Runner Shocks - 40 inch tall Toyo Mud Terrain tires- 22 inch chrome KMC Rockstar wheels with black center caps - Magna Flow cat back exhaust - Amp Research retractable running boards - Rockford Fosgate Sound System 2-12's mids and highs in doors - Custom leather covered and fiberglass door panels - Dash has been smoother and color matched - Line X bed Liner - black housing headlights - led tail lights - Not pictured I do have upper and lower billet grilles that go with it. The truck is a former show truck and Sema show feature vehicle. If you are looking for something different from the norm and want a big truck this is it! Mobil 1 oil changes since it was new. Its been a great truck but its time to move on I have purchased another show winning truck from out of state and need the cash from this to pay the balance! This is a street driven truck has lots of power and get up and go cruises well down the freeway! Buyer responsible for pickup and delivery fees. located in So Cal
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