The new 2020 Harley-Davidson Edition pickup truck isn’t a Ford F-150. To be unveiled January 11 at the Barrett-Jackson auction venue in Scottsdale is the Harley-branded GMC Sierra, of which only 250 will be produced.
The new Harley pickup is a collaboration between the motorcycle company and Tuscany Motor.
“Fans have long hungered for a limited-edition GMC truck that celebrates their passion for Harley-Davidson motorcycles,” Jeff Burttschell, vice president of Tuscany Motor, was quoted in the announcement. “Working closely with Brad Richards, vice president of styling and design at Harley-Davidson, we created a fantastic truck worthy of the Harley-Davidson name.
“For the first time in history, it will be possible to rumble down the road in a V8-powered Harley-Davidson edition GMC truck.”
According to Harley and Tuscany, the truck includes more than 65 edition-specific components, including styling inspired by the Harley Fat Boy motorcycles. Features include milled 22-inch aluminum wheels, custom exhaust, stainless-steel gauges, billet pedals and two-tone diamond-stitched and perforated leather seating.
The trucks get custom-tuned BDS suspension lifts with Fox shocks, 35-inch all-terrain tires lighted power-deploying running boards, fender flares, redesigned hoods, color-matched tonneau cover and more.
The 2020 Harley-Davidson GMC trucks will be available for delivery beginning in February, the news release said. For more information, visit the Harley/GMC website.
