American’s have had a fascination with trucks that has spanned the better part of a century. And their favorite by far has been the Ford F-150. This truck has been the #1 selling vehicle month after month for 2 decades. The Ford F-150 was built to haul goods. But the Shelby Ford F-150 Super Snake was created to haul buns! How does 475 horsepower sound?
Everyone in the automotive world has heard of Carroll Shelby, and everyone at one time or another has 
drooled at the thought of owing a 1969 Shelby GT 500 Mustang. This is probably the most famous Ford vehicle of all time. Well Shelby Autos has been producing performance parts for many years now. There are quite a few performance packages, parts, and body pieces for almost every year of Mustang. But recently Shelby decided to take a swing at the truck world with the Super Snake package for the 2003-2008 Ford F-150.
Shelby developed some serious horsepower for the 5.4L V-8 Ford engine. This is the same engine in multiple mustangs so extracting the horsepower was no problem for Shelby Autos. The centerpiece of engine tuning is the massive Whipple Supercharger that sucks in cold air via the functional hood scoop. Once the air is compressed and fed into the engine, it travels out a full Borla Exhaust system. Power is transferred through 3.73 rear gears.
The exterior of this truck has received a massive amount of new parts. The fiberglass hood has a unique look. There is a new front bumper fascia compete with a nice new mesh grill. There is also a carbon fiber splitter at the bottom of the bumper. There are new fenders both in front and out back. The tonneau cover has a sweet little lip. There are a myriad of fender and brake ducts that are also functional. Completing the exterior mods is a couple of signature badges.
The interior sports a black and red leather treatment complete with numbered dash plaque. The rims are 22-inch units by Alcoa. Tucked ever so nicely behind these massive rollers are a set of Baer big brake systems at all four corners. Finally a DJM suspension set this truck off with a 3 inch drop.
Whether or not you are a fan of trucks; one fact remains. You cannot argue with 475 hp. Cost for the full treatment is $30k, but half of that goes toward the comprehensive body modifications.
source:http://www.teamshelby.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=50103
Hell yeahhhhh! this is the sickest truck I have seen in a long time! The paint is so clean and the 475horsepower doesnt hurt at all either;) This is an awesome blog man keep it up man im bookmarking and subscribing and everyone else should too