Just thought I'd try something new and post a 24 question, trivia brain teaser.
Wonder how many you can get correct without "looking" elsewhere?

I will post my answers tomorrow and hope my research is correct.

I just know, however, some of you experts will find something incorrect. Look forward to the corrections.

Some pretty easy, others more thought provoking.

What the heck... Just for fun.
Enjoy.l

Ford F-series Trivia ( Light Trucks)

1) What year was the 6.9l diesel V8 engine introduced?

2) What year was the Ford "oval" introduced on the front grill?

3) What F series truck was the first to not use the Ford oval since it’s inception?

4) What was name of the C-150 or C-350 produced in the late 90's, partially from an F series chassis?

5) Besides Ford’s F series trucks, they also developed several other series such as the E series vans.

What were the B series vehicles? How about the P series?

6) What did Ford do to the Harley Davidson series in 2008 to help authenticate it’s name in the interior?

7) What F series designation was used, starting in 1997-1998, for a "reduced" payload chassis in many F-150's and some F-250's?

8) What name ultimately replaced this designation in question 7 in 1999 that is still used today?

9) What engine was fuel injection optional in 1985?

10) What was the last year, carb’s were available on any of these trucks?

11) Which F series tranny has a PTO option? What else is required when ordering the PTO option?

12) True or False - Did Ford ever use a "Super Duty" engine in the F-150/250 series?

13) What year was the F series first introduced?

14) What is the smallest engine used in an F series truck?

15) True or False - The 4.6 l and 5.4 l motors are designated as "modular" engines because many of their parts are interchangeable?

16) What decade was the Twin I Beam and Crew Cab introduced?

17) How many straight six engines has Ford used in the early F series? Can you name them?

18) What is the largest engine Ford used in the F-150/250 Series, producing 240 HP ?

19) The famous 302 and 351 power plants were mfd. in what non US plant?

20) What was the top trim pkg for the F-150 in the early 70's and why did they need to change it’s name?

21) What was unique about the 239 ci, 3.9l engine used?

22) What sales year did Ford not produce any F-150's or 250's due to re-tooling?

23) What V8 was known as the "Power King" engine?

How about the 6 cylinder "Mileage Maker"?

24) Ford’s SVT team introduced what vehicle in 1993?

 

#19 - Windsor, Ontario, Canada (across the river from Detroit)

I believe that's the only complete answer that I know for sure.

I have a few additional for which "I think".

Pop

 

7) F-250 Light Duty
8) Superduty

 

You are good, #7 is F 250 LD, and yes #8 is correct with Super Duty.

Pops correct with #19.

 

these are the cab and chassis and ice cream trucks. normally had a hood cowl and firewall but no doors or roof sometimes a wind shield.

I would say the traditional crew cab would be the 60's but i know they had some bigger cabs in the 50's but i think those only had 2 or 3 doors.

Lighting?

 

I believe #13 is 1948

 

#5) Yep. The B series were school Buses and the P series were Parcel post,

#6) Yes, twin I beams and crew cabs were introduced in the 60's.

#24) Right again Brady, it was the Lightning.

 

Steve, you are correct, 1948. Now 65 years young!

 

So here's what we have so far.
Man, there's alot of Ford experts out there.
Hardly any answers yet?

Ford F-series Trivia ( Light Trucks)

1) What year was the 6.9l diesel V8 engine introduced?

2) What year was the Ford "oval" introduced on the front grill?

3) What F series truck was the first to not use the Ford oval since it’s inception?

4) What was name of the C-150 or C-350 produced in the late 90's, partially from an F series chassis?

5) Besides Ford’s F series trucks, they also developed several other series such as the E series vans.

What were the B series vehicles? School Bus How about the P series? Parcel post

6) What did Ford do to the Harley Davidson series in 2008 to help authenticate it’s name in the interior?

7) What F series designation was used, starting in 1997-1998, for a "reduced" payload chassis in many F-150's and some F-250's? F-250 LD (Light Duty)

8) What name ultimately replaced this designation in question 7 in 1999 that is still used today?
Superduty
9) What engine was fuel injection optional in 1985?

10) What was the last year, carb’s were no longer available on any of these trucks?

11) Which F series tranny has a PTO option? What else is required when ordering the PTO option?

12) True or False - Did Ford ever use a "Super Duty" engine in the F-150/250 series?

13) What year was the F series first introduced? 1948

14) What is the smallest engine used in an F series truck?

15) True or False - The 4.6 l and 5.4 l motors are designated as "modular" engines because many of their parts are interchangeable?

16) What decade was the Twin I Beam and Crew Cab introduced? 1960's

17) How many straight six engines has Ford used in the early F series? Can you name them?

18) What is the largest engine Ford used in the F-150/250 Series, producing 240 HP ?

19) The famous 302 and 351 power plants were mfd. in what non US plant? Windsor, Ont.

20) What was the top trim pkg for the F-150 in the early 70's and why did they need to change it’s name?

21) What was unique about the 239 ci, 3.9l engine used?

22) What sales year did Ford not produce any F-150's or 250's due to re-tooling?

23) What V8 was known as the "Power King" engine?

How about the 6 cylinder "Mileage Maker"?

24) Ford’s SVT team introduced what vehicle in 1993? Lightning

 

#20 is the Ranger and I would guess its cuz they came out with the small truck called the ranger

 

#1 1981
#2 1983 started on the bullnose body style
#8 Superduty
#13 1948
#22 1998
and hopefully more to come!

 

I'll take a stab at #9 as being the 2.3L I-4, only because I had one.

 

# 15 False If i remember right portions of the factories for the mod motors are modular not the motors themselves.

# 16 is 1965 for both the Twin I suspension and the crewcab. Before that the crew cabs were coach built.

 

The first answer is the 6R140. The second part I'm not sure, but it might be only on cab/chassis configurations.

 

Yep, the Ranger XLT was top of the line and because of the intro of the smaller Ranger truck, they discontinued its use as a trim pkg.