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Your truck should weight less than 8,000. My 94 F250 4WD 460 E4OD super cab with long bed and a glass shell weighs a touch under 8,000 with both tanks full and about 600lb of passengers and junk in it.
Since yours is 2WD that should drop a good chunk. Wild guess is maybe 500 lb? The shell I think weighs about 500(eets a big one).
The weight I have is from a city dump scale.
Maybe the curb weight is listed on the door sticker?
Out of the 91 Ford guide, its curb weight is 4705 lbs. I suspect that is probably shipping weight which does not include weight of fluids such as gas, oil, etc.
Curb weight DOES include all fluids. 4700 sounds about right. With all the cargo I normally carry and the bumpers I've added, my truck rolls around right at 6000lb.
I would assume that your truck is more than 4,700 lbs. More like 5,200-5,500lbs. My 94 F-150 4X4 reg cab, long box, 300-6 with 5 spd weighs in at 4630 lbs. Thats with just my tool box and about 100 lbs of log chains in it, so about 4,480lbs curb weight. My old boss had a 85 F-150 4X4 reg cab long box, with 351 HO, and C-6 auto weighed just over 4,700 lbs. Thats just the truck nothin else in it. A buddy of mine has a Chevy 2500 2wd, ext cab, long box, with 350/auto. Last time we hauled wood, his truck weighed exactly 1,000 lbs more that my truck after we unloaded, 5,520 lbs.
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