- Car Location: Florida
- SCT programmer
- 8" Fabtech lift w/ largest coil overs
- 24" Fuel Force Wheels
- 38" Mickey Thompson tires
- Fox Dual Stabilizers
- Dump Exhaust
- Custom Fuel intake
- AMP Research electric side steps
- JL Audio sub/Amp
- PMF traction bars
- MoriMoto headlights
- MoriMoto tailights
- Color matched front and rear bumpers
- All badges color matched
- Heated seats
- Lariat seats
The F-250 made its appearance a couple of years after its younger brother, the F-150. Ford understood that even though the initial model was more than capable, there was room for a larger iteration. And so, Ford released the Super Duty series, an extraordinary truck made for exceptional feats. The F-250 became a popular model among the Super Duty series and comes in various trim levels. This Lariat trim is up for grabs in Florida, waiting to explore terrain of all kinds.
Exterior and Interior
This Lariat is finished in magnetic grey, with color-matched front and rear bumpers and color-matched badges to give it a unique, clean look. In between the large set of custom Morimoto headlights is a color-matched front grille with a striking red Ford logo and accents for a unique look. A side view of this Lariat is what truly highlights its gargantuan size. This truck has been given an 8-inch Fabtech lift with the largest coils on offer. If that isn’t enough, the Lariat also sports a set of 24-inch Fuel Force wheels as well as 38-inch Mickey Thompson tires equipped with Fox Dual Stabilizers and PMF traction bars, making it look like a tank. A custom Dump exhaust along with AMP Research electric side steps are installed as well. The rear end carries the distinct red ford logo as well as Morimoto tail lights and a heavy-duty tow hook. The interior looks untouched, with an all-black cockpit with metallic grey accents and a metallic grey dash plaque with ‘Super Duty’ engraved to confirm its authenticity. The F-250 is also fitted with a JL Audio subwoofer and amp. Seating is taken care of with black leather heated Lariat seats.
Engine
The 2017 Lariat features a 6.7L PowerStroke V-8 engine producing 440hp and 925 lb-ft of torque at just 1,800 rpm. This 2017 model comes with a larger turbocharger, updated fuel pump, and new fuel injectors, coupled with a customer aftermarket fuel intake, which is programmed via an SCT programmer. This truck also features PMF Traction Bars.
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