Vehicle Description
This 2002 Ford F-150 Harley Davidson is a two-owner, low-mileage,
and loaded supercharged pickup. It has the stance, speed, and
limited edition custom touches that make it a terrific truck to
drive, show, and all-around enjoy.
The Harley edition F-150s understood exactly how to tap into the
chopper sense of style. Sleek black paint recently buffed to a
smooth shine, plenty of added chrome, and flame-kissed pinstriping
makes for an appealing kind of flair no matter if you have two or
four wheels. For those of you looking for serious collectability,
the exceptionally low mileage (averaging barely over 700 miles
annually) makes for quite a well-kept time capsule. It appears
stock and correct, right down to the special 20-inch wheels and
factory original tires. But preservation doesn't rule this out as
quite a useful truck. A thick rubber floor mat, bed extender,
proper trailer thick, and a trailer brake make this one ready for
chores or even pulling a team or Harleys to Sturgis.
Inside, the full special edition packaging continues. You've got a
Harley-Davidson edition exclusive gauge package, and the plaque in
the center console has the VIN and build number. Plus, there's a
special set of leather seats up front that have the H-D badge
embedded into the seatback. In the rear, you also have individual
buckets with the Lincoln-style center console featuring a custom
H-D flame job embossed on top. It's a constant reminder of how
special this truck is, and on one that has been kept this well, it
makes for a terrific total presentation. More than just a limited
edition, these were also expensive and loaded. So you get a ton of
great features, like power windows, power locks, keyless
entry/alarm, tilt column, an AM/FM/cassette stereo w/CD changer,
dual airbags, heated seats, and cold-blowing air conditioning. The
SuperCrew cab provides plenty of room to make this great for the
long haul. In fact, we bet you'll find it easy to log more miles on
this low-mileage odometer thanks to driver-oriented features, like
the power seat, power adjusting pedals, power steering, and cruise
control.
Ford's Triton motor was part of the Modular V8 family, and so just
like a Mustang, they are a hardy setup rip for upgrades. That's why
the 5.4-liter V8 is such a terrific upgrade to see with a
supercharger directly from the factory. It's not just that this has
the clean look of a low-mileage truck, there's an overall tidiness
that tells you there has been good maintenance as well as
preservation. Ford was thoughtful about how they built this total
package. That's why there's an extra-duty four-speed automatic
transmission to handle the big power while also giving you
overdrive comfort. And topping this performance truck is better
with four-wheel disc brakes and ABS.
Complete with this owner's manual, this is the cool kind of truck
that you can preserve on its original tires. Or maybe you update
the wheels and rubber to get your long-haul chopper carrier. There
are plenty of different ways this extra-sleek supercharged H-D
pickup can be your ideal ride. But only the one who grabs this deal
gets to choose its future. Call today!!!
