How much does a 1988 Ford F250 cost?

How much does a 1988 Ford F250 cost?

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What was the Ford F 150 in 1988?

1988 F-Series Model Lineup A “plain Jane” entry-level truck for 1988 would be the F-150 Custom, outfitted with vinyl seats, rubber floors, an AM radio, steel wheels, a black grille, and the 4.9 liter inline six with a five-speed manual transmission.

What kind of engine does a 1988 Ford F-350 have?

Styleside beds were the only offering, save for the F-350’s dual rear wheel option. The 6.9 diesel V-8 was replaced in 1988 by the all-new 7.3 liter diesel, built by Navistar (formerly International Harvester). This naturally-aspirated diesel was the largest of its kind offered in a pickup truck, making 180 horsepower and 345 lb-ft of torque.

Are there any Ford F250s for sale on AutoTrader?

Autotrader has 12,238 Used Ford F250s for sale, including a 2002 Ford F250 2WD SuperCab Super Duty, a 2017 Ford F250 4×4 Crew Cab Super Duty, and a 2018 Ford F250 4×4 Crew Cab Super Duty. Not sure if a F250 is the right fit for you?

What are the specs of a 1988 Ford F-250?

The F-250HD edition served up increased payload and towing capability for the ¾ ton segment. Styleside beds were the only offering, save for the F-350’s dual rear wheel option.

Where can I buy a 1988 Ford F150?

Gateway Classic Cars is happy welcome this 1988 Ford F150, to our Philadelphia location for sale. This F150 is still in the care of the same family who purchased it new in 1988. It has 70,000 origi… More Info ›

What kind of transmission does a 1988 Ford F-150 have?

Three-speed and four-speed automatics also carried over from 1987, though the base transmission gained an extra cog to become a five-speed manual. A significant electrical system recall (ID 39985) affected nearly 8 million F-Series trucks, beginning with the 1988 model year.

What was the problem with the 1988 Ford F-150?

A significant electrical system recall (ID 39985) affected nearly 8 million F-Series trucks, beginning with the 1988 model year. The problem involved a short-circuiting ignition switch that could ultimately lead to a fire.