Michael Satterfield
Since the year 2000 Harley-Davidson has partnered exclusively with Ford to offer special edition versions of the F-Series truck, I even sold several of them myself in my few years as in car sales. But thanks to Tuscany Motor Company GM fans can also get their hands on a Harley infused pickup with the first-ever Harley-Davidson GMC Sierra, which made its official debut at the 2020 Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale auction. Don’t worry Ford fans, they are still offering a Blue Oval version.
The special edition trucks were designed in conjunction with Harley-Davidson to capture the styling cues of Harley’s iconic motorcycles. The trucks are similar and the packages include around 60 unique parts that transform the vehicle inside and out. The Sierra is available in Onxy Black, Summit White, or Satin Steel Metallic. The Ford comes in Agate Black, Grey, or White Platinum.
Both trucks include Fatboy-inspired 22-inch aluminum wheels, restyled grille, front and rear bumpers, tailgate cladding, fender flares, and a host of orange accents and Harley logos. You also get an LED lightbar, power running boards, and tinted windows. Inside the black leather seating features orange stitching, Harley-Davidson logos on the seats, on the center console, on the floor mats, the door sill, pedals, and instrument cluster. Performance features include BDS suspension, Fox performance shocks, and lateral stability bars.
The Ford F150 comes in with an MSRP of $97,415 and the GMC Sierra is $94,995 before taxes and fees.
For more visit HarleyTruck.com.
