All-New 2020 F-250 Harley-Davidson Edition Debuts

H-D Themed Beauty

Harley-Davidson and Ford Motor Company has long enjoyed a prosperous relationship. One that's led to a few collaboration H-D themed trucks. But now that you can't buy a new Harley Ford pickup, Tuscany Motor Co. is stepping up to the plate to build their own. And after introducing an F-150, they've now pulled the covers over a Harley-Davidson themed F-250, too.

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Carrying On

Unsurprisingly, the F-250 Harley Edition embraces most of the same styling elements that its F-150 brother previously introduced. It all starts up front, with Harley-Davidson orange accent trim, a grille bezel and a textured injection molded honeycomb grille mesh, and “Harley-Davidson” lettering the front bumper, which also holds a light bar.

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Branded Interior

On the inside, you'll find custom leather seats with with diamond-stitched center sections and orange accents. Not to mention Harley-Davidson branding everywhere, including the gauge cluster, center console, floor mats, door sills, and billet aluminum pedals. Every Harley-Davidson truck produced is also assigned a limited edition number, which is placed onto the center console in a prominent way.

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Menacing Apperance

The Harley-Davidson F-250 rides higher than stock thanks to a BDS Suspension lift with Fox shocks. And there are many more exterior features worth highlighting. Including the custom hood featuring a “Raptor style” insert and textured honeycomb vent. The ram air hood sits up higher than stock, which also gives it a pretty menacing appearance.

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Unique Look

The unique 22" wheels on the F-250 Harley-Davidson were inspired by the Harley's iconic Fat Boy and CVO motorcycles. They feature vivid orange logos and "Harley-Davidson Motor Company" script milled into the face of the wheel. The attractive hoops are then wrapped in aggressive 37" BFGoodrich KM3 tires.

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Making a Statement

The color-matched hard tonneau cover on the H-D F-250 features a Bar & Shield logo that's debossed onto the top of the cover. On the sides, you'll find fender vents with raised orange and dark finish perimeter accents and the Bar & Shield logo, too. The finishing touch is a set of solid aluminum black exhaust tips with orange accents.

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Limited Production

Overall, the H-D F-250 is one seriously nice pickup that's sure to be an attractive proposition for fans of both iconic American companies. But this particular model is limited to 250 total units, so it won't exactly be easy to find. So if you find yourself wanting to add one to your garage, you can order it now by heading over here.

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