A Philadelphia Eagles fan who has season tickets has to buy this F-150 for next season.
If you are a fan of the Philadelphia Eagles, just imagine rolling into the first home game next season in a supercharged Ford truck sporting the home team colors and the Super Bowl LII Champions logos. That dream could become a reality if you act quickly on the Craigslist listing for this 2000 Ford F-150 Harley Davidson edition – complete with an Eagles-themed wrap.
The Ultimate Eagles Fanmobile
This 2000 Ford F-150 Harley Davidson edition pickup was originally black, but when the paint on the hood and roof got dull and ugly, the owner covered the truck in a gloss black vinyl wrap.
When the Eagles beat the New England Patriots earlier this month, allowing fans to fans to celebrate the first Super Bowl win for the city of Philadelphia, the owner took the wrap job a step further. He added huge Eagles’ head logos on the doors, Eagles’ font logos on the bedsides, a unique Eagles Super Bowl logo on the hood, stripes that run the length of the truck and Super Bowl LII Champions logos on the sides and rear of the stepside F-150.
With the extended cab design and the roomy cargo box, this F-150 is the perfect truck for four Eagles fans to pile in and head to a game. Sure, any truck can haul four people, some chairs, a table, coolers and a grill to a game, but the exterior livery will show off that Philly pride like nothing else. Best of all, thanks to the supercharged V8, the Eagles fan can celebrate wins with smoky burnouts in the parking lot.
The 2000 F-150 Harley Davidson Edition
The 2000 Ford F-150 Harley Davidson Edition came with a similar supercharged V8 to that offered in the SVT Lightning, but in the motorcycle-themed truck, it “only” offered 340 horsepower and 425 lb-ft of torque. It also featured unique badging and wheels, and while the badges are seemingly gone, the seller will include the original Harley Davidson chrome wheels with the package. It also comes with the wheels shown in the picture, so it makes sense to include the stock wheels as well.
The owner states that with 118,000 miles, this 2000 F-150 runs great, so with a firm price of $10,000, it could be the perfect tailgating vehicle for the 2018 Philadelphia Eagles season. Click here for more information on buying this beauty.
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