2013 Ford F-150 Platinum-edition on 2040-cars
Saint Louis, Michigan, United States
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GORGEOUS SILVER METALLIC EXTERIOR matched with a beautiful BLACK(HEATED AND COOLED/FRONT LEATHER)interior 2013 FORD F-150 CREW-CAB PLATINUM-EDITION. REAR-WHEEL-DRIVE)in EXCELLENT condition. Only 4,968 SUPER LOW AND EASILY DRIVEN miles. PLATINUM PACKAGE. THE ONE AND ONLY/THE POWERFUL 5.0 LITER V8 engine that delivered RIDICULOUS power and torque ( Best TRUCK engine on the market. SMOOTH SHIFTING AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION. Gorgeous Gorgeous TRUCK/LOOK AT PICS. LOCKABLE TAILGATE. NAVIGATION SYSTEM. FACTORY REMOTE START. CAME WITH ONE KEY/FOB. FULL LEATHER(BLACK COLOR) SEATING. FRONT HEATED SEATS. FRONT COOLED SEATS. REAR TRAILER ELECTRONIC BRAKE CONTROL. LEATHER WRAPPED STEERING WHEEL. REAR HEATED LEATHER SEATS. SELECT SHIFT TRANSMISSION. DRIVER MEMORY SEAT. LEATHER AND WOOD STEERING WHEEL. STEERING WHEEL CONTROLS. SONY SPEAKER SYSTEM. XENON HEADLIGHTS. FACTORY REMOTE START SYSTEM. SYNC AUDIO. DUAL SIDE(POWER FOLDING)SIDE RUNNING BOARDS. 20" CHROME WHEELS ON 20" TIRES. POWER FOLDING-HEATED MIRRORS. FULL REAR ELECTRONIC TOW PACKAGE. FRONT TOW HOOKS. REAR VIEW CAMERA. BED LINER. REAR PARKING ASSIST SENSORS. 12 v outlet. FRONT TOW HOOKS. FACTORY PLATINUM EDITION CHROME WHEELS with SHARP tires. Steering wheel controls. Fog lights. Traction control. Steering wheel controls. Power windows. Power locks. vehicle anti-theft. Cruise control. ELECTRIC OUTLETS THROUGH OUT.
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