2011 F-250 4x4 King Ranch Excursion / Conversion A Must See ! Diesel Steal It on 2040-cars
Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States
In order to carry on the Legacy of the Excursion Tim Huskey started a company that takes an F-250 and converts it into an EXCURSION. This particular one is a 2011 Ford that began its' life as a F-250 HD. It is the very popular KING RANCH edition and 6.7L DIESEL engine and 4wd. The web site that these vehicles can be viewed along with pricing and the quality of build is wwwDOTcustomautosbytimDOTcom . This particular Excursion cost in the neighborhood of $100,000.00 to build just the way it sets. You do the Math. That is why I refer to this as one of the better if not the best buy on E-bay !
I have made a list of the options installed by the conversion company.
Now we have added several personal touch items of our own to really make this truck stand out from the rest:
Please call Scotty( 601-754-1794) or Donny (601-660-2507) with questions. THANKS FOR TAKING THE TIME TO READ OUR AUCTION. |
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