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2008 Ford F-150 Foose Edition

04/02/2007, 10:30 AM

By admin

Hitting the streets in early 2008 is the 2008 Ford F-150 Foose Edition styled by custom street rod designer Chip Foose. It will be on display at the 2007 New York auto show. Lowered and sitting on 22-inch wheels, the special Foose F-150 sports bold racing stripes that start at the edge of the hood and then thin out over the front fenders to run the length of the vehicle. only to widen again at the tailgate.

Planned for a limited run of production units, Foose gave the F-150 a new grille with horizontal bars as well as rocker moldings to further help lower the vehicle visually while the cab is accented by Chip Foose signature headrests and floor mats, a unique leather-wrapped center console and a Foose-designed serialization plate showing the VIN and build-sequence numbers.

Powering the Foose Edition F-150 is a 450-horsepower supercharged Triton V8 that puts out 500 pound-feet of torque at 4,000 rpm, making it the most powerful Ford F-150 since the 2004 Ford SVT Lightning. When it hits the streets, it will be the most powerful half-ton pickup on the market.

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04/02, 10:33 AM

posted by:

Egbert Souse

Pff

04/02, 10:38 AM

posted by:

F451

Foose does nothing but tired designs these days. This thing is Foosed-up, and ugly.

04/02, 10:38 AM

posted by:

gbb

Foose has got a great eye for style. Everything he touches looks great. This is no exception.

04/02, 10:53 AM

posted by:

cknoff

What’s this, a well designed, well executed Ford product? April fools day was yesterday….

In all seriousness though, this thing looks great, and is sounds like is has some good upgrades. Kudos to Ford for this one.

04/02, 11:01 AM

posted by:

RLX02

I’ve never liked chrome wheels…but hey its foose…

04/02, 11:27 AM

posted by:

55amg

cool

04/02, 11:45 AM

posted by:

CTS DRIVER

the grey front intakes on the lower airdam are a little too silverado ss, but overall nice ford, good job.

04/02, 11:59 AM

posted by:

Get Real

Put that engine into the Lincoln LS or Town Car to have a buzz creating niche market car.

Oops….I forgot they killed the LS, Thunderbird, and Town Car along with their least powerful V-8’s FoMoCo had.

04/02, 1:14 PM

posted by:

PrimeGTP

What the hell is this ****? Nice engine, but why couldn’t they just offer it as an engine package, instead of ricing it up? That thing looks awful.

You’d think that with the amount of times Ford is shooting themselves in the foot, the magazine would be empty by now.

04/02, 1:43 PM

posted by:

roadmaster96

Many people like to have personalized, custom, unique looking cars. You nerds can stick to your beige Camry’s and silver lexis.

04/02, 1:48 PM

posted by:

PrimeGTP

If it’s from a factory, it’s not personalized and custom.

04/02, 11:02 PM

posted by:

MC

Thats just beautiful. If only I could have this truck and that foose stallion. You guys can believe whatever you want but neither chevy dodge or nissan can compete in the looks department of a ford truck. lol

04/02, 11:02 PM

posted by:

SR

I will not rest easy until there is a FOOSE TAURUS.

04/03, 5:39 AM

posted by:

PrimeGTP

FOOSE ESCORT!

04/03, 6:24 AM

posted by:

Get Real

Is he going to do an F-250 ?

The Foose Moose.

04/03, 10:16 AM

posted by:

HoosierHero

Nothing that I can’t see on the street being driven by a 16 year old. He should have tried a little harder.

04/05, 2:10 AM

posted by:

997911GT3

Foose needs to relax and go back to building custom hot rods.

04/10, 11:26 PM

posted by:

jjayoung

Whatever happen to the 2006 SVT Lightning concept truck? The Foose truck is nice but looks like a copy of the Harley designs.

04/10, 11:31 PM

posted by:

jjayoung

This is the truck that Ford should have produced :

http://www.pickuptruck.com/…/ford/lightning1.html

04/10, 11:33 PM

posted by:

jjayoung

 
 
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