The popularity of the Ford F-Series pickup is no fluke.

Born more than a century ago, it earned its place in the American landscape by delivering rugged value and consistent innovation.

Tough trucks like an F250 are not commonly found in such pristine condition nearly three decades later. Although the fourth-generation truck made its debut in 1961 with a traditional solid-axle suspension, it received Ford's vaunted twin-I-beam setup in 1965.

Available on two-wheel-drive models, the novel suspension design was hyped directly at noncommercial truck users with the slogan "Drives like a car, works like a truck.".

This one is a terrific example of a vintage truck that is still ready and more than capable to get the job done today.

ABOUT THIS CAR

• The long bed gives you more capacity; the higher stance gives you more go-anywhere ability; and the overall tough truck look gives you more stature but this example is also about looking good while giving you more.
• Beautiful paintwork and impressively complete and clean for a truck.
• Interior - new carpet / original seat / new hood lining / new door trims etc
• Nice chrome all over
• Clean tidy tray
• Good tires
• Clean tidy engine bay
• Mechanically sound
• Nice Grunty, Old School V8 with recent engine work carried out (Heads reconditioned, new valves / valve seats and rebuilt carburetor)

In recent years, Trucks have skyrocketed in value and these fourth-generation Ford F Series, from the late 1960s to early '70s look the coolest and make strong, sound investments because authentic survivors from that era are rare. Most were used on farms, driven day in and day out until they simply wouldn’t run.

We’ve noticed that collectors with relatively larger American collections are beginning to add a few pickups for nostalgic purposes once they’ve acquired the key cars in their garage.

Several factors continue to contribute to F-Series stability on the auction market: The vehicles cost little compared to many other classic cars. They’re mechanically easy to maintain and repair—no computerised tools required. And when you do need to repair them, it’s easy to get parts, since they are American trucks.

If you're after a good, trouble free example of one of these, then look no further and grab this one before its gone.

Car will be sold WOF'd and Registered if sold.

TRANSPORT / WORLDWIDE SHIPPING CAN BE ORGANISED ON THIS VEHICLE ON BUYER'S BEHALF AT BUYERS COST.

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