- Car Location: Kentucky
- 352 V8
- All Original
- 23,652 original miles
- Red plaid interior bench seating
- Factory flatbed
- Extra set of racks
- Factory grill guard
The Ford F-series played a vital role in the American pickup truck culture and remains the bestselling pickup truck line in the US to date. They dominated the market since the debut of the F-series in 1948 and was the equivalent of the cowboy's horse. Currently in its 14th iteration, the Ford F-Series is still going strong, whilst older models are being sought after by collectors. Today, these trucks are also viewed as ideal for hot-rodding and customizing. This well-preserved example of the 1966 Ford F-350 pickup truck belongs to the fourth generation of the Ford F-Series and is a utilitarian commercial vehicle. It is lower and wider than the previous generation models and developed an all-new configuration. Our subject F-350 is reported to be all-original and comes with an extra set of racks. Located in Kentucky, its odometer reads just over 23,600 miles and the operator’s manual is available.
Exterior and Interior
The fourth generation model line reintroduced the two-headlight design, featured a longer body, and underwent a significant mid-cycle redesign. This 1966 Ford F-350 is finished in red and features black wheels (with duallies at the rear) and Firestone Transport 110 tires. The imposing grill guard and the spacious flatbed are claimed to be factory components. The Ford F-350 badges can be found on the truck's side fenders, while the Ford V8 logo is located on the hood. This two-door 1966 Ford F-350 pickup truck’s cabin provides red plaid bench seating that can accommodate three passengers. The minimalistic dash is finished in an off-white color and sports a four spoke steering wheel to match. The steering wheel has a Ford center cap, and behind it are two gauges that show alternator and oil pressure. The larger gauge in the middle shows fuel, temperature and MPH. the dash also features flip switches, radio, and a glovebox.
Engine
When the Ford F-Series entered its fourth generation, it was bigger and longer. The 1966 Ford F-350 in particular was rated with a payload capacity of one ton, implying that a powerful engine was necessary. This F-350 rocks a large 352cu 5.8L V8 engine that’s coupled with an automatic transmission. The factory power output was claimed to be 208hp, as these engines were not designed to be performance monsters, but reliable and dependable workhorses.
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