- 2008 Model Year Ford F450 Super Duty Luxury Liner Custom SEMA Build
- K Daddyz Kustoms built
- 6.4L Power stroke diesel
- Edge Programmer Tune
- Ram air intake
- Rear wall of cab removed for custom limo style interior
- 42" TV - divides front and rear seats
- Snug Top Truck Cap for more interior space
- JVC KWNX7000 Head Unit
- Rockford Fosgate components in the rear
- Warn winches
- Billet fender vents
- Fully built and Featured at SEMA show in Las Vegas
When it comes to truck events, the stakes are rising higher in order to stand out among the sea of artistic and imaginative builds that seem to redefine what utility trucks stand for. Events like SEMA that take place in Las Vegas demand a great deal of drama added to trucks. The Ford F-series is frequently seen at SEMA and is regarded by enthusiasts as one of the most attention grabbing vehicles on the show. The F-series Supper Duty variants are highlighted among others owing to its solid foundation that allows them to be one of the most flexible trucks to customize. We are delighted to present this 2008 Ford F-450 Super Duty Luxury Liner that features numerous custom modifications that earned it a spot at the SEMA show. Located in Missouri, this piece of art belongs to the second generation of the Super Duty lineup and has just over 3182 miles on its clock.
Exterior and Interior
Since our subject 2008 Ford F-450 Super Duty is converted into a limo-styled monster truck, the rear wall of the cab is removed for custom luxury interior accessories. A Snug Top Truck Cap is also fitted in order to create more space in the cabin. K Daddyz Kustoms is responsible for the skillfully crafted purple exterior matched with green and black accents that blends into the dark tinted windows. This F-450 Super Duty also features Warn winches and Billet fender vents. As an exhibit at a specialty equipment expo, this F-450 Super Duty will captivate you not only with its exterior but also with its luxury cabin. 42" TV divides front and rear seats while Rockford Fosgate components in the rear takes care of the audio. This Super Duty model includes a JVC KWNX7000 head unit, the same Ford Tow Command trailer brake controller and four AUX Upfitter switches as the previous generation model.
Engine
Our subject F-450 Super Duty Luxury Liner boasts a 6.4L V8 power stroke diesel engine linked to an automatic transmission. This engine is said to deliver 350hp along with 650 lb.ft of torque according to Ford. However, these figures are bound to be increased thanks to the Ram air intake and the Edge Programmer Tuner included in this Super Duty.
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