At a Glance: 2016 Ford F-250 Platinum Crew Cab
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Finished in Shadow Black over Charcoal Black leather, this 2016 Ford F-250 Platinum 4x4 has been extensively modified with custom painted and powder coated parts and a slew of performance and handling upgrades. The top trim level of F-250 for 2016, this Platinum crew cab boasts all the creature comforts of a Lariat plus a slew of Platinum-only luxury interior upgrades. Its beating heart is a 6.7-liter Power Stroke turbodiesel V8 with improved horsepower and torque courtesy of an SCT tune and a 5” exhaust system. This 2016 Ford F250 Platinum is being offered on consignment with a clean title, and a clean Carfax, and 56,006 miles at the time of listing.
Onlookers will immediately notice the red powder coated suspension components from Full Throttle Suspension. FTS parts include the ladder bars, radius arms, and a dual front shock conversion, all glued to the ground by 24'' Specialty Forged wheels and Fury Country Hunter mud tires. Other unique touches include custom paintwork on the grille and tailgate, color-matched differential covers, projector headlights, and LED tail lights. Front-mounted Rigid Industries LED lights round out the exterior modifications. The Shadow Black paint is in excellent condition with minimal wear. In addition to boasting all the creature comforts of a Lariat – like remote start, a 10-way power driver’s seat, and power adjustable pedals – the top-trim F-250 Platinum carries a slew of luxury-focused interior upgrades including Charcoal Black premium leather, burlwood trim, heated and cooled front seats, a heated steering wheel, power telescoping mirrors, and a Bluetooth navigation system. A hidden JL Audio amp and subwoofer and a Viper alarm system have been added. This truck’s interior is noted to be in excellent condition throughout. The odometer shows 56,006 miles at the time of consignment.
This 2016 Ford F250 Platinum Crew Cab is powered by a 6.7-liter Powerstroke turbodiesel engine producing 440 horsepower and 860 lb-ft of torque in stock form. Those figures have been improved across the board thanks to an SCT Performance tune backed by a Flo Pro 5'' exhaust system. A steering stabilizer has been added to improve handling along with the traction bars. The 6-speed automatic transmission is noted to shift smoothly.
At a Glance: 2016 Ford F-250 Platinum Crew Cab
A clean rig with several high-dollar mods, this F250 will turn heads at any show.
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Shadow Black paint
24'' Specialty Forged SF022 wheels
Fury Country Hunter M/T tires
FTS 8" dual front shock
FTS ladder bars
Upgraded front radius arms
Upgraded rear traction bars
Projector headlights
LED tail lights
Rigid Industries LED lights
Custom painted grille and tailgate
Custom powder coating throughout
Differential covers
Receiver hitch
Tinted windows
Interior –
Charcoal Black Premium Leather
Burlwood trim
8” Bluetooth infotainment center
Navigation
Remote start
Adjustable pedals
Heated and cooled front seats
10-way power driver’s seat
Heated rear seats
Heated steering wheel
Power telescoping mirrors
Stealth JL Audio amp and subwoofer
Viper alarm system
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6.7L Power Stroke turbodiesel engine (440 hp / 860 lb-ft)
6-speed automatic transmission
Four-wheel drive
SCT Performance custom tune
Flo Pro 5'' exhaust
Steering stabilizer
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