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2003 Ford F-150 XLT 4X4 V8 auction results

F-150 XLT 4X4 V8s

These sales split into options priced apart, so pick one to see its range.

  • 1995 $11,500 to $16,000, 20 sales since November 2025
  • 1993 $8,000 to $13,000, 17 sales since November 2025
  • 1996 $11,500 to $18,000, 15 sales since November 2025
  • 1992 $13,000 to $22,000, 13 sales since November 2025
  • 2002 $8,500 to $13,000, 13 sales since November 2025
  • 1994 $12,000 to $18,000, 12 sales since November 2025
  • 1991 $8,000 to $19,500, 8 sales since November 2025
  • 2014 $20,500 to $30,000, 8 sales since November 2025
  • 1978, 7 sales, too few for a range
  • 1979, 7 sales, too few for a range
  • 1998, 7 sales, too few for a range
  • 2007, 7 sales, too few for a range
  • 2000, 6 sales, too few for a range
  • 2013, 6 sales, too few for a range
  • 2003, 5 sales, too few for a range
  • 1976, 5 sales, too few for a range
  • 1977, 5 sales, too few for a range
  • 1989, 5 sales, too few for a range
  • 1999, 5 sales, too few for a range
  • 1985, 4 sales, too few for a range
  • 1986, 4 sales, too few for a range
  • 1987, 4 sales, too few for a range
  • 1990, 4 sales, too few for a range
  • 1997, 4 sales, too few for a range
  • 2001, 4 sales, too few for a range
  • 2006, 4 sales, too few for a range
  • 2008, 4 sales, too few for a range
  • 2010, 4 sales, too few for a range
  • 2018, 4 sales, too few for a range
  • 1988, 3 sales, too few for a range
  • 2005, 3 sales, too few for a range
  • 2017, 3 sales, too few for a range

The 2003 Ford F-150 XLT 4X4 V8 sold 238 times at auction in the last twelve months, as of November 4, 2026.

Every 2003 Ford F-150 XLT 4X4 V8 by VIN

Newest sale first
PhotoVINAppearancesLast resultDateMiles
1FTRX18W03NA212621FTRX18W03NA212621Sold $4,800May 2023189,483

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