‘Screaming Eagle’ F-350: Part Harley, Part Ford, Totally Badass
Jacked-Up Harley ‘Tribute Truck’ Is All Yours for a Small Fortune
We’re sure you recall the awesome Harley-Davidson edition Ford trucks. The orange and black beasts initially consisted of lowered and custom-painted F-150 trucks. After enjoying wide sales success, Ford expanded the lineup to the F-250 and F-350 Super Duty.
Unfortunately, Ford is no longer partnered with the famed Milwaukee-based manufacturer. But that hasn’t stopped truck outfitters like Waldoch Vehicles from creating tribute H-D trucks. Such is the case of this 2017 Ford F-350 Lariat Crew-Cab 4X4 model, which retails for an eye-watering $86,710 bucks!
Of course, you may notice the spelling of the famous Screamin’ Eagle moniker. Waldoch, along with the selling dealership, Long McArthur Ford, calling this the “Screaming Eagle” edition. The difference? An apostrophe: Screamin’ vs Screaming.
We won’t worry about whether that’s enough to keep the builder out of Harley’s legal department’s crosshairs. Instead, we’ll focus on what this beautiful truck has to offer. Because after all, it must offer a heck of a lot for such price tag!
Stock and aftermarket features include:
- 6.7-liter PowerStroke diesel engine
- LED daytime running headlights and taillights
- Power telescopic trailer towing mirrors with built-in spot lights
- “Harley-Davidson” orange and shadow black custom paint with custom side stripe
- “Screaming Eagle” custom hood and tailgate decal
- Black gloss painted front grille
- 4-inch custom lift kit
- Nitrous shock absorbers
- Painted-to-match wide fender flares
- 20-inch Moto Metal wheels
- 35-inch Nitto Grappler off-road tires
Last but not least, this monster is equipped with a factory towing package, which includes trailer brake balancer, and a 2-inch receiver hitch. You know what that means, this Super Duty is ready to tow your bike trailer to your next adventure!
How good would this Ford truck look in your garage next to your Harley-Davidson motorcycles?!?
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