2006 Ford F-150 Roush Stage 3 Champion Edition on 2040-cars
Murdock, Minnesota, United States
If you have any questions or would like to view the car in person please email me at: talishatooswald@ukhackers.net .
Hello, Up for sale is a 2006 Ford Roush F-150 Stage 3 Matt Kenseth Edition. They limited the Production of this
truck to a total of 17 produced. (Matt Kenseth's race number) Although, only 3 of them were produced as a CREW CAB
4 wheel drive! Only one dealer in Superior, Wi (BENNAFORD) got their hands on this beautiful truck. NOTHING has
been hauled in the bed of this truck. The under carriage is CLEAN! Jack Roush himself signed the dash of this
truck. The truck comes with a COA signed by Jack Roush, Matt Kenseth, & Joe Thompson whom is the VP of Roush
Performance. This truck has been well cared for since purchased and always garage stored. Still has the brand new
truck smell. The truck has over 18,000 dollars in Roush Performance Package options. This truck produces
445hp/500LB-ft of torque.
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