Hailed by some as the modern-day Ford Lightning, the limited-production 2018 Ford F150 Shelby Super Snake was extensively modified from the stock 395 horsepower workhorse. The F150 Super Snake is powered by a supercharged 755-horsepower 5.0-liter V8 backed by a 10-speed automatic transmission and rear wheel drive. Finished in black over black with red accents, this Super Snake truck is #003 of 150 produced and shows just under 8,050 miles. It is being offered for sale from the Exotic Car Trader collection with a clean title, clean Carfax, and the original window sticker.
Exterior and Interior
Working closely with Borla and Ford Performance, Shelby left little of the original 2018 Ford F150 untouched and refocused the truck for on-road enjoyment. A new hood, grille, and bumpers were added along with a color-matched bed cover that continues the dual racing stripes. Underneath, custom suspension was devised to handle the extra power. The chrome 22” Shelby wheels are wrapped in Toyo Proxes S/T performance tires, and a plethora of badges and decals leave no question as to the F150 Super Snake’s identity. The red striping on this 2018 Ford F150 Shelby Super Snake is carried inside to the seatbelts and perforated sport leather seats. The center console lid, seat backs, and floor mats display Super Snake logos, and carbon fiber and brushed aluminum accents are found throughout the interior. Near the glovebox, a numbered Shelby dash plaque bears the Chassis 003 designation. The digital odometer reads 8,042.7 miles at the time of documentation.
Engine
Thanks to internal reworkings and the addition of a supercharger, in the F150 Super Snake the original 395 horsepower 5.0-liter V8 engine now produces 755 horsepower. The 10-speed automatic transmission was retained. F150 Super Snake Chassis #003 was optioned with rear wheel drive and sports a myriad of performance enhancements including a carbon fiber air intake, aluminum heat exchanger, billet throttle body, and a Borla exhaust designed specifically for Shelby. Additionally, the blower is powder coated blue. The full window sticker and complete build details of this 2018 Ford F150 Shelby Super Snake are available upon request.
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