This truck has only had one owner in the USA before coming to New Zealand in 2021, famous American actress and playboy model Bo Derek and her husband John Corbett, a well known country music artist. Comes with all original sale documents, pink slips, build sheets etc and all authentication paperwork.
The first product of the Ford/Harley-Davidson partnership was the 2000 Harley-Davidson pickup, a rear-drive edition with a 260-horsepower, 5.4-liter V-8 engine. Ford's first 20-inch wheels on a production vehicle were offered on this model. The automaker borrowed the muffler from the SVT Lightning, with dual chrome 3.5-inch "slash cut" exhaust tips. We saw the SVT influence again with the 1.0-inch suspension drop and SVT Lightning shocks. Ebony black leather seats were complemented by a spun-metal look in the instrument cluster and a dash ornament plus chrome steering column stalks, an accessory pouch with a saddlebag-like clasp on the center console, and badges on the seatbacks. The SuperCab truck had a hard shell tonneau cover and three options: a six-disc CD changer, sliding rear window, and an engine block heater. In August of 1999 at South Dakota's Sturgis Rally & Races, Ford and Harley-Davidson began a partnership that has endured to this day. It was at the Sturgis Rally, an annual pilgrimage for Harley enthusiasts, where Ford unveiled the first of many Ford-Harley trucks to come -- the 2000 Harley-Davidson F-150. Only 8,200 ever made in the year 2000.
260 HP and 350 NM of Torque.