- 1977 MY Ford
- 460 big block engine
- Motor overhauled
- New paint reported
- Unlined interior and exterior
- Upholstered interior
As a pioneer in the motoring industry, Ford has introduced many iconic models since its founding in 1903. Just after World War II, Ford saw the need to improve on their already robust Ford Pickups and enter the Ford F-Series light-duty trucks in 1948. Currently, in its 14th generation, the Ford F-Series has branched to produce heavy-duty trucks as well. The Ford F-Series trucks are the most popular with the Ford F-150 taking the top spot. The sixth-generation Ford F-150 was produced from 1972 to 1979 and is commonly known by enthusiasts as the “dentside Ford”. It was during 1977 that the truck became the most popular in the United States, a position it has held ever since. A rare chance to own one of these legendary trucks is at hand in the form of this 1977 Ford F-150 Ranger XLT Supercab.
Exterior and Interior
This 1977 Ford F-150 Ranger XLT Supercab reportedly bears new paint done in a two-tone scheme of blue and white. The front features a split grille with a largely spaced “Ford” lettering above it. The headlights have their unit with black bezels to match the aluminum grille frame and a bright chrome front bumper. On each side of the truck, the cowl features the “F150 Ranger XLT” insignias. The rear features a bright chrome rear bumper. The tailgate has the “Ford” lettering on it as well. The bed of the truck has been lined with hard rubber for better grip and protection of the bed. It sits on a set of aftermarket tornado-style -spoke aluminum wheels finished in chrome. The interior has been upholstered and features a blue design to match the exterior. The dash trim features a mix of black hard plastic and faux wood design with the “Ranger XLT” insignia on the passenger-side glove box. A modern aftermarket Alpine AM/FM/CD player with Bluetooth connectivity has been added.
Engine
The 1977 Ford F-150 Ranger XLT Supercab was offered in many engine options ranging from a 3.6L I6 to the mighty 7.5L V8. Fortunately, this F-150 is equipped with the 460 CID 7.5L 385 Big-Block V8 which the seller reports to be overhauled and mated to an automatic transmission. Power output is upwards of 200hp.
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