Category: Ford F-Series 1980 – 1996 (F150, F250, F350, etc.)

Neither arson nor father time can stop this 1995 Ford F-350 from doing trash duty around the Bay Area city.

This 1997 Ford F-150 spent three-plus decades on a farm before it was handed down and promptly stolen.

This 1990 Ford F-150 was suffering from idle issues that couldn’t be diagnosed using a scan tool.

In 1992, Ford released the zenith of 20th century truck design: the 9th-generation F-series, alongside the Explorer, Ranger, and E-series.

As the 1980s conclude, Ford further refines and modernizes amidst a wealth of changes throughout the industry.

In the midst of the Malaise Era, Ford initiates the first ground-up truck redesign since 1965, creating the most iconic lineup of the 1980s.

The alternative version of this old Ford truck commercial calls out the competition in a funny yet explicit way.