I didnt mind the looks to much. I thik it had a deisel

 

I wouldn't mind having the seats to throw in my truck.

This truck really serves no purpose. If ford was "testing" the powerstroke why not just throw it in a f350 work truck and put it to work. Right now its just a lazy dually.

 

The purpose of that concept was to introduce the Powerstroke engine to the public. If they just bolted the engine in a regular 94 F350, no one at the show would've looked twice at it. It achieved it's goal, as well as gauging the public's reaction to the concept style, which probably wasn't favorable.....

 

Thats understandable. Also kinda funny, although it was used to introduce the powerstroke to the public, nowhere on the truck does it say "powerstroke". Lol, Ford was keeping secrets from the compitetion.

 

powerstroke is in the chrome trim on the doors, and DI Turbo Diesel is on the hood

 

Concept vehichles are made to get peoples attention and that truck is still doing it! I love it, not as a truck but as a concept vehicle. Reminds me of the 60's customs. Just so far out there that its cool.

Scott

 

Dang I musta missed it. I seen the DI turbo diesel on the hood and tailgate.

 

If it wasn't for the front end, that'd be a pretty sharp truck. Wouldn't mind gettin a set of those rims.

 

it one fugly truck. I wouldn't spend a dime on it. No, make a penny..

i must miss something, why it not legal to drive on road? what did i missed?

 

proto types and concepts dont have titles or a conventional vin # i think they have some sort of serial # though so they cant be registered

 

It was the promotional truck for the ENGINE. You would of thought a pic of that would of been important

 

And the truth comes out.
1994 Ford Dually Pickup 7.3L Diesel, Automatic, Powerstroke Concept for sale by Mecum Auction is NOT a Powererstroke, just a N/A IDI, hence the no engine shots on ebay

 

That makes no sense. This was a concept truck to introduce the PSD to the public, but they didn't even bother to put a PSD in it.

Then again, these things just sit on a turn table at car shows so they could have just yanked a 2.3 out of a Ranger amd threw it in there and no one would ever really know.

 

So it's a fairly ugly PSD truck with no PSD, it's not road legal, and they want 40k for it...... don't think so