2000 Ford Lightning on 2040-cars
Piedmont, Oklahoma, United States
Just had headers put on, and new interior. The carpet, and seat covers are black. Has a carbon fiber wrapped hood2000 Ford Lightning. Very nice truck. Extremely fast and powerful. Runs great, looks great. . The transmission was and engine are new/rebuilt by previous owner. Body has about 68,000 miles on it. Few minor scratches, nothing major. Worst is on front bumper driver side. Barely visible in picture. Has shaved door handles, but the driver side button is messed up on key pad. Truck also has dark tent, dry nitrous tank, and alarm. Has aftermarket Spyder LED headlights. This truck is a great running and looking truck. I have clean title. Minor problems with truck, are crack in windshield on driver side near the edge. AC is working, but not blowing cool air. Was told it needs a new hose and to be recharged. Shaved door handle needs a little work on key pad. Have 20 inch rims, that upon purchase can be negotiated. If interested I can text u a pic. Auction is low since truck needs a minor matanence.
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