The big change for this already high-performance off-road pickup is the addition of a supercharger atop Ford's 6.2-liter V8, with spent gasses exiting through a Borla exhaust system. This improves the horsepower rating from a stock rating of 411 up to a shenanigan-ready 575. For a Shelby, the styling of this F-150 is very toned down, with only the company's name etched into the Raptor's digital mud to go along with custom wheels wrapped in 35-inch tires.

The company is only planning to build 100 of the Shelby Raptors per year, with pricing set at $17,995 on top of the stock donor Ford, which starts at $43,630.

 

For supercharger, exhaust, and wheels, I figure Shelby would be atleast 25k above the std price, so I'm shocked.

 

***Paging Gary****

 

dang.. thats costly

 

Gary can afford it. Besides, he's parting out 7

 

I HATE trucks but that's a pretty good looking truck except for the giant "Shelby" across the door.

 

Still expensive if you think about it but not nearly like the suspension and tune you get from that focus. SC prob costs 8k, wheels and tires can be around 2000-3000 so its only 7k for the giant sticker on the side

I'm surprised to hear that from you! I thought you were one to love having Shelby name all over your car.

 

HES DOING WHAT TO SEVEN!!! i DID NOT APPROVE!!

 

No, not me. Less is more and it needs to be done tastefully.

 

You know you love it.

 

See here https://themustangsource.com/f767/gt...3/#post6588001

 

I kind of like that black decal on the hood continuing up from the grille. The flat black grille in the Raptor was one of things I didn't like, but doing the hood leading down to it makes it seem to fit in better.

 

Shelby name doesn't come free either.