- Brittany Blue exterior
- Gray interior
- 360ci V8
- C6 Three Speed Automatic Transmission
- Dual range transfer case
- 17" Wheels
- 37" Mud Terrain Tires
- Power assisted front disc brakes
- Power steering
- KC lights on roll bar - not currently wired
- Manual locking front hubs
- Recent maintenance reported by current owner
- Side Steps
The Ford F100 is and will always be an American hero; it's a nameplate that has stood the test of time and mastered its customers changing tastes and preferences for over 50 years. Present today is a lovely example of a legendary marque and looks like this 1973 Ford F100 Ranger 4x4; this classic American truck has a reported 77,000 miles on the clock and sports a host of tasteful upgrades.
Exterior and Interior
The classic Ford F100 styling is truly the genesis of truck design in America, and every generation that followed ensured a snapshot into the future of American trucks. This 1973 Ford F100 Ranger Ranger 4x4 sports a Brittany blue exterior and is an aggressive machine. The body and exterior are in excellent shape, and the classic Ford design is taken up a notch with this truck's lifted stance and a set of KC lights on the roll bar, which is currently not wired up, as the current owner reports. Giving you stance and matching up to that lifted stance is a set of 17" off-road wheels with manual locking front hubs, which are wrapped with 37-inch mud terrain tires, Getting in and out of this 1973 Ford F100 4x4 might be a challenge due to its lifted stance, but giving you easy access into the gray interior of this 1973 Ford F100 4x4 is a set of side steps. Once you are in, a factory interior comes into view; the grey cloth 70s interior sees a few upgrades, including gauges to monitor performance and an aftermarket sound system to pump out your tunes.
Engine
Exterior modifications to make one's vehicles look aggressive are good, but it's best to have the performance to back it all up; fortunately, this 1973 Ford F100 4x4 is not all looks and has the power and grunt to match up. Pop open the hood of this classic American truck, and you will find a 360 CI V8 motor capable of churning out the required power to brave through your chosen off-road track. The current owner reports that the truck has seen some recent maintenance and also features power steering and power-assisted front brakes to ensure a more pleasant driving experience. Power is sent to all four wheels through a dual-range transfer case and a C6 three-speed automatic transmission.
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