2015 Ford F-150 Platinum on 2040-cars
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States
For sale is my 2015 Ford F150 Platinum 3.5l ecoboost. This truck is clean, well-cared for and has tons of extras.
Platinum
comes stock from factory loaded with everything Ford offers in a truck, from massaging/cooling/heated
seats to customizable color mood lighting and everything in between, full panoramic roof, park assist,
tricoat pearl white, power running boards, more than I can remember or list. Truck is listed above KBB
and rightfully so, to date I've put thousands of extras into truck, some of which have less than a couple
thousand miles on them. Also has transferable 100k warranty (tier one, low deductible). Plan was to keep
this truck for a long time which is still a possibility. Have a few vehicles listed for sale, so whichever sells
first I'll be keeping the others, trying to thin the herd. Email me any questions or to schedule a time to
come see truck. Driving a few times a week, so mileage will change. Thanks!!
· Paint and parts to color match
· Ford six-spoke wheels, custom black powder coat (brand new)
· BFG KO2 tires
· Afe Intake
· Bilstein adjustable front shocks
· Billstein rear shocks
· 1" rear shackle
· Powerstop Brakes front and rear (brand new)
· Husky fender liners (brand new)
· Spray in bedliner
· LED everywhere (in and out)
· Other small misc parts
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