$9,200
Boynton Beach, Florida
Category
Pickup Truck
Mileage
109000
Posted Over 1 Month
Bagged 2002 Ford F150. This truck lays frame, and has switches for front/back/side to side, pancake, and all up. Individual wheel control. Very cold a/c, low miles, and it's automatic. Has billet a/c knobs, billet door knobs, billet OD cover, billet steering wheel adjust handle, flamed billet steering wheel (the steering wheel center cap is not included, but any Billet Specialties center will fit), and billet grab handles. Features customized flipped suede/leather Katskin seats. PPG automotive painted/cleared interior, nice pioneer DVD double din touchscreen radio w/ remote, relocated battery (under bed of truck with floor access). Fresh black headliner and black carpet. Sitting on 22" status rims with very good rear tires, and brand new front tires. The check engine light comes on, due to something disconnected with the o2 sensors (from frame work with the bags, I assume). I purchased it this way, and never looked into it. Suspension and frame work was done at mad mods, a professional shop down here in Florida. The F150 drives fine in city and on the highway. Windshield has a 50% full tint, rest of the truck has 5% tint to protect the interior paint work and keep the inside cooler. The air bag suspension was disabled in 2011 when the truck was bank repossessed (before me owning it). I've spoken to the original owner/builder, who actually did most of the mods on this truck. After he sold it, it had been parked from late 2011 through basically 2015, at which point the ageing components were fixed/replaced, and the truck was on the road again. At a bank auction, somebody entered incorrect information; there is/was no "frame damage" and the mileage is true. Automotive auctions (such as Manheim) couldn't drive it, so they mislabeled it. Clean title in hand. I'm just not driving it much lately, needs to go to someone that is more into the slammed truck stage right now. the F150 runs strong, and all fluids recently changed out. Replaced the tailgate, smoothed, and relocated the handle to inside, and painted Porsche silver with a slight orange metallic pearl... Thanks for looking.
