- 2015 Ford F250 Custom 6 Door Excursion Conversion with Any Level Lift
- 6 Door conversion
- White exterior
- Saddle Brown Diamond Stitch interior
- 6.7L V8 Power Stroke
- Any Level Custom Lift powdercoated
- One piece suede headliner
- Big train horn
- On Board Air System
- Tuxedo Black wrapped roof
- Rebuilt title reported
The F-series truck by Ford has moved America as a nation. Built Ford tough, it’s no surprise seeing older models still chugging along and being loyal to their owners. With large aftermarket support for performance and body upgrades, you could also build up your truck to your heart's fancy. One popular modification is making your Ford truck bigger than it is just like this 2015 Ford F-250 6 Door Custom Excursion we have today. You’ve got a 6 door conversion, 65,000 miles done, and an onboard air system to suit your preferred air height. You also won't have to worry about any legal issues either, thanks to this vehicle being sold with a reported rebuild title.
Exterior and Interior
The Ford F250 is quite a large vehicle, to begin with. A six-door custom upgrade takes it to another level in terms of size. This 2015 Ford F-250 6 Door Custom Excursion also sports black accents throughout the body which complements the tuxedo black wrapped roof. The black HRE styled wheels helps boast this vehicle’s custom look well. The interior has also seen upgrades done to it. This 2015 Ford F-250 6 Door Custom excursion now sports a saddle interior, apart from the two extra seats nestled in the back. The Saddle Brown Diamond Stitch interior sure looks different to the factory offering and does doubt offers more comfort. Looking up and you would also notice the headliner upgraded as well. You now have a one-piece suede headliner boasting a luxury feel. If you’re in a rush and want people to move out of your way, the big train horn sure comes in handy.
Engine
While more space and standing out amongst the crowd sounds fun, the upgrades done need a reliable and powerful powertrain to get you going. You really can't ask for better when it comes to this 2015 Ford F-250 6 Door Custom Excursion and the 6.7 L Powerstroke V8 powering it. Being the all-new diesel offering of the range engine trim to choose from, you are treated to 440hp. Furthermore, with a vehicle of this size, you need massive torque figures, which this vehicle has, 1,116Nm of torque to be exact.
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