2003 Ford F-150

xlt Standard Cab Pickup

5.4L 330Cu. In. V8 GAS SOHC Naturally Aspirated

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I HAVE OWNED THIS FORD SINCE 2004 AND NEVER HAD 1 SINGLE PROBLEM I HAVE THE OIL CHANGED EVERY 6000 MILES SINCE I HAVE OWNED IT. THERE ARE A FEW SMALL DENTS (PLEASE SEE PICTURES ) THIS TRUCK IS FULLY LOADED AND HAS MANY MILES LEFT TO DRIVE, 4 BRAND NEW TIRES HOUSE SALE FORCES SALE (I HAVE NO ROOM FOR IT ) Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 F-Series has been America's best-selling truck for 25 years. For 2003, the Ford F-150 is quieter and more refined thanks to a 75-part noise, vibration and harshness upgrade. Two feature vehicles now offer new appeal for both entry-level buyers and those seeking an exclusive look. Ford F-150 continues to deliver power and durability in the most comprehensive lineup of full-size pickups in the industry, meeting a wide variety of needs for work and personal use. F-150 is manufactured in Kansas, City, Missouri; Norfolk, Virginia; and Oakville, Ontario, Canada. The F150 offers many first- or best-in-class features, including standard power adjustable pedals, available power moonroofs.Available features include air conditioning, an overhead console, power windows with delayed accessory power and one-touch down driver's window, power locks, tilt steering wheel, speed control and power moonroof. . Tie-down hooks are located in each corner of all F-150 cargo boxes to help secure cargo. A cargo light on the back of the cab makes loading and unloading the pickup box easier at night. The tailgate can be removed for special loading applications, and on XLT, the tailgate can be locked. Powertrains 5.4-liter SOHC Triton V-8 engine that puts out 260 horsepower and 350 foot-pounds of torque. In January 2002, this engine was named one of Ward's Auto World magazine's "Ten Best Engines" for the sixth year in a row. This engine features more torque than comparable engines from its full-size pickup truck competitors. Also, peak torque arrives at a lower rpm than the competition. A 4-speed automatic overdrive transmission, standard on the F-150 SuperCrew, provides high output of low-end torque for excellent start-up performance. F-150's towing and payload ratings can be enhanced with optional packages. The Class III Towing Group includes a seven-pin trailer wiring harness, frame-mounted hitch receiver, heavy-duty electrical/cooling package and heavy-duty shock absorbers. The 7700 Payload (Group A) upgrades the GVWR to 7,700 pounds and provides a front Gross Axle Weight Rating on all 4x4 models of 4,150 pounds to accommodate a snowplow (7700 package and snowplow are not available on SuperCrew). A 4.10:1 axle ratio is available with the 7700 package (Group B), which allows for a 15,000-pound Gross Combined Weight Rating on the 4x2 model. Ride and Handling A four-wheel anti-lock braking system (ABS) is standard on all F-150 models. The short- and long-arm independent front suspension enhances ride and handling, while staggered rear shocks on SuperCrew help control movement of the rear axle on bumpy roads. Safety and Security Child safety seat tether anchors enable parents to more securely install front-facing child-safety seats. A driver and right front passenger air bag supplemental restraint system is included for front occupant protection. Side door intrusion beams help protect occupants in a side impact. LATCH child safety seat tethers are standard equipment. BeltMinder? system encourages safety belt use. It is particularly valuable in a pickup, which is often used for frequent short trips. Remote keyless entry offers added convenience and security at night by activating the interior lights. The SecuriLockT? passive anti-theft system helps prevent vehicle theft. It is automatically armed when the ignition is turned off and will not allow the engine to start without the proper ignition key. Its specially coded chip communicates with the vehicle's ignition system and has 72 quadrillion possible codes.