For Sale: 2007 Ford F-150 XLT

We’re super excited stoked about the all aluminum shell on the bed of this truck. With windows all around you can get to all of your gear super easily. Not to mention that it’s stocked with a “Decked” dual roll out drawers. We love these because they keep the bed nice and organized and allow you to use its entirety.

• Located in gorgeous Huntington Beach, California this 2007 Ford F-150 XLT comes standard with Ford’s 5.4L V8 good for 300 HP and 365 ft./lbs of torque.  The XLT trim comes with an overlander friendly cloth interior (easy to clean and cheap to fix).  Additionally this truck sports an all new suspension system highlighted by fox 2.0 coilovers. This is just the tip of the ice-berg as far as mods are concerned for this truck as the current owner has prioritized reliability and quality with all of the drivetrain components. 

“I wanted the utmost reliability when 100 miles plus from the nearest paved road/auto repair shop(I’ve kept all the old parts as spares and they are included in sale,they’re still good just normal wear so can be used for emergency repair if break something off the highway.

Additionally this tricked out truck is topped with a Motop aluminum clamshell style tent. These tents are ridiculously easy to set-up (the owner clams < 20 minutes with a beer in hand). These tents comfortably sleep two and the sleek design minimizes wind noise and the hard-shell keeps the elements out when it’s all closed up.

This quad cab is the perfect size for hauling you and all of your buddies to that remote oasis with up to about 8,000 lbs of toys in tow as well.  The owner has hauled everything from waverunners to dirt bikes with this ultimate overlanding rig.

We’ve just scratched the surface on all of the treasures of this build but lucky for you the owner went HAM on their craigslist post and has every modification and maintenance done to the truck under their ownership listed on there. In search for a side by side UTV, this owner is willing to take trades plus cash but not interested in another project.

At almost 190,000 miles on the clock this F-150 is no spring chicken but given the maintenance records provided by the seller we’re confident that this truck has plenty of time left on it’s clock.