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Spy Photos: 2008 Ford F-250/350 Harley-Davidson Edition
SANTA MONICA, Calif. — On the heels of the official introduction of the 2007 Ford F-150 Harley-Davidson edition earlier this week, photographers have spied the 2008 Ford F-250 Super Duty Harley-Davidson out testing.
While the F-150 Harley-Davidson was coated in purple paint, the future Super Duty Harley-Davidson truck gets a black-and-copper paint scheme all around. Copper-colored lower rocker panels continue around the rear wheel well to wrap the rear bumper, and copper-colored seat inserts and trim panels dress up the big truck's interior.
Harley-Davidson badges are visible from every exterior angle, including the center caps of the large black-and-chrome wheels. Harley badges also adorn the F-250's front seats.
The blacked-out grille forgoes the Super Duty embossing found on regular models, and Ford has added horizontal chrome strips within the grille frame. Revised headlamps flank the sides, and a new Ford oval is upsized with an extra chrome ring.
What this means to you: A big truck with a bold paint job and the Harley-Davidson logo will turn mealy-mouthed boys into men to be feared.
While the F-150 Harley-Davidson was coated in purple paint, the future Super Duty Harley-Davidson truck gets a black-and-copper paint scheme all around. Copper-colored lower rocker panels continue around the rear wheel well to wrap the rear bumper, and copper-colored seat inserts and trim panels dress up the big truck's interior.
Harley-Davidson badges are visible from every exterior angle, including the center caps of the large black-and-chrome wheels. Harley badges also adorn the F-250's front seats.
The blacked-out grille forgoes the Super Duty embossing found on regular models, and Ford has added horizontal chrome strips within the grille frame. Revised headlamps flank the sides, and a new Ford oval is upsized with an extra chrome ring.
What this means to you: A big truck with a bold paint job and the Harley-Davidson logo will turn mealy-mouthed boys into men to be feared.
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