Each automotive segment plays a crucial role in their custodian's life; a sports car ensures smiles per gallon, a luxury car is built for cruising in luxury, and an SUV brings practicality or luxury. There is one automotive segment that doesn't just serve one purpose but goes beyond in terms of usability; trucks are a key player in the automotive arena; their importance speaks volumes, be it hauling stuff around, cruising in luxury, or even reliability as a daily driver with space for the family, a truck truly does it all. Today's vehicle on offer surpasses your expectations of what a truck can do and looks like this 2017 Ford F-350. With a reported 33,000 miles on the clock, this American powerhouse is practical, stylish, and luxurious as you travel far and wide.
At first glance, it's pretty clear that this isn't just any Ford F-350; this 2017 Ford F-350 and its black exterior is home to a host of tasteful upgrades to make it the ultimate Ford F-350. The camper set up is a Palomino 1550 Backpacker Camper; the current owner reports that the camper is mounted to the frame and can be removed. A walk around this custom truck, and you will also find a custom tow hitch, spare tire mount, rear bumper with storage, and a light bar on the front bumper. The upgrades don't stop there; in terms of shoes, this custom American truck sits on a set of method racing wheels, which are finished off in black and wrapped with 35" Nitto tires. There are multiple ways one could enjoy this 2017 Ford F-350 interior; you could be behind the wheel in complete comfort, and once you're done, make your way to the rear and bask in the practicality and comfort the camper brings you. Packing up and traveling far and wide is done to perfection; you even get a Kenwood CB radio, PA system, and a secondary train horn to liven up this truck drive experience.
The camper setup adds quite a bit of weight, but the legendary 6.2L V8 underneath the hood of this 2017 Ford F-350 has got you covered in terms of performance. The current owner reports that the truck sports an extra-duty heavy alternator to ensure the truck's functions work efficiently and custom toolboxes. In terms of power delivery, this custom American truck channels all its performance to all four wheels through an automatic transmission.
2017 Ford F350 4x4 Crew Cab
Palomino 1550 Backpacker Camper
6.2L V8
6-Speed Automatic
4x4
Black Exterior Vinyl Wrap
Oxford White Exterior
Medium Earth Gray Interior
Palomino 1550 Backpacker Camper
Frame Mounted Removable Camper, Jacks not included
2 Yeti 45 Coolers With Slide Outs
Custom Rear Bumper With Storage
Custom Spare Tire Mount
Custom Tool Boxes
Camper Welded To Frame
Custom Tow Hitch
Winch
Wooden Interior Trim and Flooring in Camper
Sleeping Area
Drawer Storage
Toilet
Sink
Electric Stove Top
Mini Refrigerator
Closet Storage
Preferred Equipment Package 613A
Fog Lamps
Reverse Sensing System
Brand New 35” Nitto Tires With Spare
Method Racing Wheels With Spare
Kenwood CB Radio
Secondary Train Horn
PA System
Front Bumper Light Bar
Power Driver Seat
Platform Running Boards
11500# GVWR Package
Skid Plates
Extra Heavy Duty Alternator
Sync 3 Voice Activated Systems
Matte Black Wrap Could Use A Redo - Vinyl Included
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