2008 Ford F150 Roush Nitemare Supercharged on 2040-cars
Mobile, Alabama, United States
I'm proud to offer this beautiful 2008 Ford F150 Roush Nitemare edition. The truck is in absolutely fantastic condition from front to back, inside and out. It has only 12k miles, and has a clean accident free carfax history. The truck was seldom driven by me, and was clearly kept indoors and climate controlled (no paint fade, no wheel corrosion, etc). The bed is fully carpet lined, the 22" chrome wheels are damage free, and the truck overall is nearly spotless with the paint still very glossy and free of any scuffs, dents, dings, etc. Inside, the interior is also excellent and nearly new in appearance, the seats still look fantastic, and overall the interior is gorgeous. This example is as clean as they come, and needs nothing but a new owner. It will be sold with all of the books and keys including the Roush owners manual. Immaculate inside and out!
Call me today for more details! If no answer, then please text me! Cell: (470) 427-5264
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