The Ford F series is the beloved line of pickup trucks known to be some of the ultimate utility vehicles, useful in trekking over tough terrain and pulling heavy cargo without compromising comfort. The Ford F-150 is more compact in comparison to its sibling but is more prevalent among motorists for that reason. This particular F-150 has undergone a metamorphosis thanks to the Raptor conversion that it has undergone. Reportedly a PaxPower OEM Raptor full body and suspension conversion, this utilitarian vehicle now features a few additional benefits, including greater power and a more striking look. With 60,000 miles on the clock, this truck is an absolute steal for anyone who wishes to own a comfortable but capable, massive vehicle to travel in.
What is usually a simple and effective design on the F-150, the Raptor conversion adds a bit of personality to this particular 2020 Ford F-150 Raptor Conversion. The Raptor logo, as well as PaxPower's, is present and visible for everyone, as is the great style of the Gray look that this truck features. The lines are simple and confident, which is important for a truck such as the F-150. Parts used for the F-150 Raptor spec conversion include OEM body, suspension, chassis components, Raptor hood, grilles, fender flares, bumpers, bypass shocks, and more, such as the suspension components, which are reportedly upgraded into springs, CV axles, tire rods, brake lines, leaf spring packs and more, all Raptor branded according to the current owner. You'll also appreciate the 20" Six Spoke dark alloy wheels and Lariat Sport Appearance package, which are more visible thanks to the added 6" of suspension lift and 4" of track width as reported by the current owner. Inside, you'll be welcomed into a black interior with pretty much everything you need. All the controls are button operated rather than a touch screen and have all the comforts you need. This includes heated seats on the first and second rows and a Bang & Olufsen premium sound system. Look up, and a twin-panel moon roof will greet you.
This particular vehicle features a large 5L V8 which reportedly delivers 758hp using a supercharger. That great power and performance reach the wheels using an automatic transmission. The car reportedly features the technology package and remote startup. You'll also appreciate the Borla dual exhaust system that sports black tips.
2020 Ford F-150 Raptor Conversion 5.0L Supercharged V8 (758HP)
10-Speed Automatic Transmission
PaxPower OEM Raptor Full Body and Suspension Conversion
Upgraded to Raptor Spec using OEM Body, Suspension, Chassis Components, Fenders, Hood, Bed Sides, Grille, Fender Flares, Trim, Bumpers and Skid Plates
Fox SVT Internal Bypass Shocks
Ford Raptor Upper & Lower Control Arms, Springs, CV Axles, Tie-Rods, Brake Lines, Leaf Spring Pack, Mounts, Bump Stops and Hardware
6” Suspension Lift + 4” of Track Width Added
Twin Panel Moonroof
Trailer/Tow Package
Technology Package
20” 6-Spoke Dark Alloy Wheels
Equipment Group 502A
Lariat Series
Remote Start System
Lariat Bed Utility Package
First & Second Row Heated Seats
Bang & Olufsen Premium Sound System
Borla Dual Exhaust System with Black Tips
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