2017 Ford F-250 Sema Show Lariat on 2040-cars
Reno, Nevada, United States
More details at: mildagouzalez@juno.com .
Special One of a kind 2017 Ford F-250 Super Duty Sema Show Truck with all of the bells
and whistles. This Truck was purchased new at Team Ford in Las Vegas Nevada and driven straight from the Dealership
to KAO Autostyling to be Custom Built for the 2016 Sema show earlier this month. The Truck Came from the Dealer as
a fully loaded Lariat with a huge list of upgrades from the factory and then the guys at KAO added there custom
touches to take the truck over the top and be an award winner at the Sema Show. Here is a list of the Custom work
done by KAO. IronCross Automotive Front and rear bumpers that were Custom built for KAO for this truck. The front
Bumper comes with a 20" double stack LED light bar and the rear Bumper is set to tow and has the Factory back up
sensors custom intergrated to fit. The suspension has been lifted 6" with a Brand new suspension system that was
released y BDS Suspension 1 week before the show. This is the first and only Kit on the road at this time. all of
the shocks have been upgraded to Fox Racings Aluminum gas shocks and they ride absolutley perfect. The wheels and
tires have been swapped out for a set of Black Rhino 20" off road wheels that are color matched to the truck with a
black and brey 2 tone and a set of KUMHO MUD Ventute 38" tires. A set of Heavy Duty Iron Cross HD steps have been
installed to make it easier to climb in and out of the Cabin. Magna Flow Exhaust supplied a brand new stainless
steel exhaust system that sounds great and improves the trucks performance. Husky Liner Floor Mats, Interior
lighting, mud flaps and Cab guard have been installed and look awesome. The bed comes with a brand new tonneau
cover that can be easily installed or removed in just a few minutes with no drilling required.Finally the truck was
finished with a Custom Built Grill from KAO. There is not another truck on the road with this custom one of one
grill. KAO was contracted to build this truck for Husky Liner to display there new products available for the 17
F250 and the truck and show was a huge success.
here is a list of other equipment included with the truck
Locking removeable tailgate with lift assist
pickup box tie down hooks
power sliding rear window with defrost and privacy tint
Trailer sway control
1 touch up/down power windows
10 way power seats
60/40 rear bench with uner seat storage
110/400w power outlet
leather wrapped steering wheel
outside temp display
particulate air filter
power locks and windows
tilt/telescoping steering
electrochromic mirror
hill start assist
manual locking hubs
powerscope TT power-fold mirrors,powerheated glass and signals
remote keyless entry
reverse sensing and rear view camera
Sirius Satelite
Sync3 w/ 8" touch screen display
trailer brake controller
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