2015 Ford F-250 Lariat on 2040-cars
Blowing Rock, North Carolina, United States
Please contact me at : vellaveeames@wackyracers.net .
Great truck with lots of extras including: 2.5" lift, larger wheels/tires (new within last ~ 1k miles), Bakflip bed
cover, power retractable steps, upgraded stereo speakers/amplifiers (JL Audio), LED Light Bars/Bull Bar, LED
headlights painted to match body, tinted windows. Over $10K in upgrades.
Truck is in excellent condition. Never any wrecks/accidents. Roof was repainted due to scratch from parking garage
sign. Has been well maintained and most miles are highway. Selling as I bought a bigger trailer and got
freightliner sport chassis to tow it and don't need a Super Duty anymore. Have a Ford Raptor on order instead.
2015 was the year Ford upgraded their diesel motor and this truck's motor has never been modified/chipped. It is
crazy powerful and fast for a 3/4 ton truck straight from the factory. Consider that when looking at 2015 and
beyond and earlier models (go for the 15 or later!).
MSRP was $64,520 (photo of window sticker included) . Options included diesel motor ($8,480), 3.55 electronic
locking axle ($300), rubber mats ($75), FX4 Off Road Pkg ($295), Rapid Supplemental Heater ($250), 5th wheel prep
package ($370), Premium 20" wheels (replaced) ($1,375), Upfitter switches ($125), dual alternators ($380), Spray in
bed liner ($475), Lariat Ultimate Pkg ($2,685). Also have front grill painted to match body and replace chrome that
I never installed. Only flaw are dogs chewed on rear door panel on one side in back seat (picture included).
Ford F-250 for Sale
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