What sub model is my 2003 Ford-150?

I have an 03 Ford F150 and i've been trying to sell it and knowing what it is can be can be the differnce between a few hundred dollars but i need to know the submodel. My choices are Larial, King Ranch, or an XLT

Also its a 2003 ford f-150, V8 4.6 L, 2-wheel drive

It would say on the tailgate.

http://www.f150forum.com/vindecoder.php

King Ranch trucks have a super cowhide leather interior, Lariats have a lesser but very nice leather interior. Both are usually 4x4. XLT trucks are the most common trucks people tend to get with a general cloth interior with a few amenities, and the XL trucks are basic, bare bones work interiors that companies normally purchase for fleet use and they normally just have cloth or vinyl bench seats and you. Be lucky to have air conditioning and cruise control.

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