Ford Launches Harley-Davidson F-150 Truck

Ford Motor Company and motorcycle maker Harley-Davidson will be celebrating its 105th anniversary in the industry. To commemorate this milestone, the two companies will release a limited edition 2008 Ford Harley-Davidson F-150 truck model.
Although Ford did not yet release the availability and the manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP), check out some of the highlights of the 2008 Ford Harley-Davidson F-150, according to a Ford official press release.
* Standard 300-hp 5.4-liter Triton V-8 engine or an available SALEEN intercooled supercharged V8
* Unique chrome billet grille and lower front valance.
* Body color bumper, mirror caps, ground effects, door and tailgate handles.
* Blacked-out headlamps with black bulb shield and dark tinted, smoked-out taillamps.
* Windshield with Bar & Shield logo dot pattern and Alliance logo.
* New 22-inch polished forged-aluminum wheels with the Bar & Shield logo on center caps.
* Forged aluminum “105 th Anniversary Harley-Davidson F-150” Medallions on the fenders and tailgate.
* Chrome dual exhaust tips and tie-down hooks.
* Rubber bed mat with HARLEY-DAVIDSON Bar & Shield logo.
* Black/Dusted Copper leather-trimmed front captain’s chairs
* Rear bench seat with die-cast Bar & Shield logos embedded in the leather
* Two-tone leather shifter, console lid and steering wheel.
* High-gloss piano black floor console and center stack with the Bar & Shield logos, as well as chrome vent rings and unique instrument cluster.
* Serialized nickel plate displaying the production VIN and number.
* Brushed stainless steel pedals.
Meanwhile, Todd Eckert, Ford Truck and SUV communications manager said: “Ford Harley-Davidson trucks have turned a shared passion for open roads into one of the most successful alliances in the industry. The new 2008 Ford Harley-Davidson ™ F-150 perfectly blends the flexibility and capability of F-Series trucks with the free spirit and raw power of Harley-Davidson ® motorcycles – the principles that continue to drive both companies after 105 years.”