2003 Ford F150 Harley-Davidson Supercharged 69000 Miles 2 Tone Black and Silver

Here in Sunny Arizona offered for sale super Clean 2003 Ford F-150 Super Crew Harley Davidson Edition Only 69000 miles always been dealer maintainedHard to Find 2 Tone Black over Silver Factory Paint full leather 2 tone leather interior Never seen Snow Ice Salt roads due to in rarely ever rains or snows here in Tucson. The truck is solid inside and out
Ford Motor Company and Harley-Davidson Motor Company today unveiled the 2003 Ford Harley-DavidsonTM F-150 SuperCrew - a supercharged, imited-edition truck that marks the beginning of a second century of business and the continuation of a successful alliance between two American manufacturers.
'Getting two giants of American motoring together was a natural back in 1999 when we introduced the first Ford Harley-DavidsonTM F-150 pickup,' says Steve Lyons, ord Division president. 'The alliance has continued, nd wîth both Ford Motor Company and Harley-Davidson turning 100 in 2003, e thought it only fitting that we produce another special vehicle.'
The Ford Harley-DavidsonTM F-150 SuperCrew is being introduced as part of the 100th Anniversary Open Road Tour, 10-city traveling festival that Harley-Davidson is hosting as part of its 100th birthday celebration. This weekend, he festival is in the Los Angeles area at the California Speedway, here the live music, otoring history and hard-driving atmosphere provides the ideal venue for introducing the newest Built Ford Tough truck.
Supercharged power
The 2003 Ford Harley-DavidsonTM F-150 SuperCrew gets you where you're going wîth ease wîth its supercharged 5.4-liter SOHC TritonTM V-8 engine, roducing 340 horsepower at 4,500 rpm and an impressive 425 foot-pounds of torque at 3,250 rpm. The engine meets low-emission vehicle standards. ( posted on conceptcarz.com)
This special-edition truck utilizes the F-Series four-speed automatic transmission. (posted on conceptcarz.com) It has a 3.73:1 axle ratio and a limited-slip differential. Anti-lock brakes are standard.
All this and looks too
The looks of the 2003 Ford Harley-DavidsonTM F-150 SuperCrew recall the truck's strong heritage by incorporating styling cues of the past wîth an innovative flair. It continues to be available in black, ut for 2003 also offers an optional two-tone paint option of black over silver wîth a high cutline.
Body color bumpers, new front valance wîth fog lamps along wîth a chrome bar upper grill and new chrome tie-down hooks, nd clear-lens headlamps make the front end distinctive. Únique 20x9-inch five-spoke chromed aluminum wheels wîth the HARLEY-DAVIDSON Bar & Shield logo identification on the center caps add even more boldness to this truck.
Power and purpose are communicated through a stance that is lowered by an inch and a specially tuned exhaust system wîth a dual inlet-dual outlet muffler that ends in chrome 3-inch slash-cut exhaust tips.
A specially created '100th Anniversary' nameplate, s displayed on the fender and tailgate of the 2003 model to commemorate the 100th Anniversary of the maker of the world's most popular trucks and the leading maker of heavyweight motorcycles.
Inside the cover
A leather-wrapped console lid wîth the '100th Anniversary' nameplate, wo-tone leather quad captain?s chairs wîth the HARLEY-DAVIDSON Bar & Shield nameplate and brushed stainless steel and rubber pedals complement the exterior styling and stance inside the 2003 Ford Harley-DavidsonTM F-150 SuperCrew.
Homelink and TravelNote, n electronic automatic temperature control system, unique instrument cluster, ewly standard six-disc in-dash CD changer and a new heated backlight are among the standard features. The Ford Harley-DavidsonTM F-150 SuperCrew can be personalized wîth an optional power sliding rear window, ngine block heater, eated front seats, ed extender and moonroof.
Behind the wheel
Headquartered in Dearborn, ich., ord Motor Company is the second-largest automaker in the world, îth manufacturing and distribution in more than 200 markets. Ford brands include Aston Martin, ord, aguar, and Rover, incoln, azda, ercury and Volvo, s well as the related Ford Credit, ertz and Quality Care services.
Harley-Davidson Inc. is the parent company of Harley-Davidson Motor Company, uell Motorcycle Company and Harley-Davidson Financial Services Inc. Harley-Davidson Motor Company, he only major Ú.S.-based motorcycle manufacturer, roduces heavyweight motorcycles and offers motorcycle parts, ccessories, pparel and general merchandise. Buell produces sport and sport-touring motorcycles, nd Harley-Davidson Financial Services serves Harley-Davidson dealers and customers.
Ford celebrates its centennial on June 16, 003, nd plans a number of special-edition vehicles, vents and exhibits through 2003 to honor its storied history. The Harley-Davidson 100th Anniversary Open Road Tour is a 14-month celebration that will culminate wîth the Party on Aug. 31, 003, n Milwaukee, is.
Vital statistics
Ford will produce up to 12,000 of the 2003 Ford Harley-DavidsonTM F-150 SuperCrew limited-edition trucks for sale throughout North America; carrying a manufacturer's suggested retail price of $37,295 in the Únited States, ncluding destination and delivery. The vehicle will be produced in Missouri at Ford's Kansas City Assembly Plant.
In addition to the 2003 Ford Harley-DavidsonTM F-150 SuperCrew, he companies' alliance results in development of other products such as co-branded clothing and vehicle accessories.
'These two companies have been around 100 years because they've produced products that meet the needs and wants of the individual customer - products that people aspire to, ot only for their looks, ut for quality as well,' says Lyons.
'Forming alliances that strengthen the identity of each partner, uch as ours wîth Harley-Davidson, s one of the ways we will continue to lead as we enter our second century of business.'
During the Open Road Tour event in Los Angeles, ord will donate a 2003 Ford Harley-Davidson TM F-150 SuperCrew as part of a Harley-Davidson's goal to raise at least $5 million for the Muscular Dystrophy Association to support research and efforts to find cures for a number of diseases that attack and destroy muscles. The drawing takes place during the LA event.
'Ford and Harley-Davidson are two companies whose commitment to customers extends to the community as well,' Lyons says. 'We are proud to join Harley-Davidson and the Muscular Dystrophy Association in the effort to combat neuromuscular diseases.'