- 1977 MY Ford F-150
- Complete restoration
- New starter reported
- New battery reported
- New lights
- New front and rear glass
- New hood
- New bedliner
- New shocks reported
- New coil springs reported
- New brakes reported
- New 3 inch body lift reported
- New fluids reported
- New plugs reported
- New wiring reported
- New oil filter reported
- New radiator reported
- New gaskets on engine reported
- New dash panel
- New seat cover
- New carpet
- New windshield wipers reported
- AM/FM radio player
Nearly twenty-five years into production, and Ford's F-series had already seen its sixth generation. Still, while being a favorite amongst those who needed a heavy-duty vehicle, the pickup truck was not that popular, but that all changed with the arrival of the vehicle on display today. When Ford finally replaced the F-100 with the more capable F-150, America fell in love with it. In fact, in 1977 (the same year that this vehicle was manufactured), the F-150 became the best-selling pickup truck in the United States, a title it holds to this very day. That makes this 1977 Ford F-150 a true icon in American automotive history, a restored icon that is currently up for sale with 72213 miles on the road.
Exterior and Interior
One year after its introduction, Ford decided to give the F-150 a facelift, instigating a few trademark exterior designs such as the 'split grille' and black trim around the headlights that is represented perfectly on this sky-blue example. As mentioned above, this 1977 Ford F-150 is said to have undergone a complete restoration and is reported to have new lights, front, and rear glass, a new hood, and bed liner, new windshield wipers, as well as a new 3inch body lift. However, some rust is visible on the door sills. The truck's meaty wheels are reported to be attached to new shocks and coil springs along with new brakes as well. The cabin of this F-150 consists of mainly blue cloth inserts with exposed white metal panels. Speaking of panels, it is reported that the interior of this vehicle has been fitted with a new dash panel, as well as new seat covers that go over its single row bench-style seat. You will be also treated to an AM/FM radio player to enjoy some music while you commute on or off the beaten track.
Engine
Powering this restored 1977 Ford F-150 is a 4.9L L6 straight-six engine that has been coupled with a new battery, wiring, and starter, new fluids along with a new oil filter. The engine has also received a new set of gaskets and a radiator and drives the rear wheels via a standard manual transmission.
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