- 1999 MY Ford F-250 Super Duty Lariat
- Current owner reports full custom build
- 16" pro competition lift
- 40" Super Swamper wheels
- Chipped & geared
- Aftermarket custom exhaust
- Aftermarket custom air intake with smog sticker
- Aftermarket BOSE premium audio player
- Custom speaker box located behind seating
- Aftermarket equalizer & amplifier
- Drop tow hitch
- Current owner reports recent oil change
The world of custom trucks is alive and well, and if you are looking to build a custom truck. With a host of exterior upgrades geared to make you stand out and performance modifications in place to shock sports cars on the road, the sky truly isn't the limit. Present today is this 1999 Ford F-250 Super Duty Lariat, it's an all-American truck that sports a fine blend of custom and factory styling and has a reported 107,130 miles on the clock.
Exterior and Interior
A custom build should always turn heads and command attention, there is no doubt that this 1999 Ford F-250 Super Duty Lariat with its white exterior sparks conversation and turned heads as you drive by. The clean white exterior is complimented with black exterior accents and chrome exterior components which are in excellent condition. While the clean exterior and classic styling are nice, it's no surprise that this truck rides higher off the ground than usual, the current owner reports a 16" pro-competition lift and ensuring you have the right wheels to match this truck lifted stance is a set of 40" Super Swamper wheels. Step into the grey interior of this 1999 Ford F-250 Super Duty Lariat, and what you will find is a mix of factory interior trim and custom upgrades. The fabric seats ensure comfort for four; once you are in and comfy a quick look around showcases a Momo steering wheel in place, an upgraded premium BOSS audio player that's connected to an aftermarket equalizer and amplifier to ensure your tunes are done justice.
Engine
This 1999 Ford F-250 Super Duty Lariat is large in every proportion; pop open the hood and matching its lifted stance is a ginormous 6.8L V10 motor capable of ensuring enough torque and power to cruise and venture into the great outdoors in style. The current owner reports a host of upgrades for enhanced performance, which include a custom aftermarket exhaust to better hear that V10 in action, an Aftermarket custom air intake with a smog sticker, a recent oil change and the engine reported to be chipped and geared for better performance.
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