Venchurs Vehicle Systems Announces Ship-Thru for CNG-Converted 2014 Ford F-150s
Venchurs Vehicle Systems, a leader in CNG conversions for Ford Motor Company, announced its new ship-thru option for 2014 Ford F-150s.
Venchurs Vehicle Systems, a leader in CNG conversions for Ford Motor Company, announced its new ship-thru option for 2014 Ford F-150s.
The announcement comes on the heels of Ford's introduction of the gaseous prep engine for the 3.7L F-150, enabling VVS to offer CNG conversions for the light truck model. Venchurs' strategic relationship with Ford as a Qualified Vehicle Modifier (QVM) allows VVS to offer dedicated and bi-fuel conversions that retain the full Ford warranty and can be financed through Ford Credit.
"We are the first QVM to have ship-thru available for the F-150, which makes ordering easier and less expensive for our dealers and customers," said Jeff Wyatt, CEO of Venchurs.
With ship-thru installation, Venchurs receives the vehicles directly from the Ford assembly plants. Venchurs then completes the CNG conversion and the truck re-enters the Ford system for direct delivery to dealerships. Venchurs also offers a drop ship option, meaning rather than re-entering the Ford system, the converted truck can be sent directly to the customer.
In addition to the 2014 F-150, Venchurs also offers CNG conversions for the F-250, F-350, and Transit Connect.
Companies that are interested in adding CNG vehicles to their fleets are invited to apply for Venchurs' short term loaner program, where they can put the converted vehicles to the test.
For additional information, visit www.VenchursCNG.com or call (855) 264-4300.
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