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Old Mar 18, 2017 | 03:02 PM
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Wtb 1973-1979 f150, f250, or bronco. Must be 4x4 and automatic. Some what close or in Michigan.
 
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Old Mar 18, 2017 | 03:05 PM
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It's gonna be impossible to find a 73/74 F150...

But let us know if you do find one!!
 
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Old Mar 18, 2017 | 03:09 PM
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Didn't know that. Why?
 
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Old Mar 18, 2017 | 03:12 PM
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Haha don't think they were made till 76, before that they were just F100.
 
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Originally Posted by PA74F250
Haha don't think they were made till 76, before that they were just F100.
F150 introduced in 1975. No F100 4WD's were assembled after 1976.

OP needs to be more specific, as there are different engine & A/T types, with or without P/S, with or without disc brakes for all these vehicles.
 
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Old Mar 18, 2017 | 06:36 PM
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So there is no such thing as a 1976 f100 4x4?
 
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Originally Posted by NumberDummy
F150 introduced in 1975. No F100 4WD's were assembled after 1976.
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So there is no such thing as a 1976 f100 4x4?
No such thing as a 1977 F100 4WD
 
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After 76 no f-100. My first dentside was a 76 f-100 4x4 short bed flareside. Black with the gold pinstripping similar to Monkey-1's dentside.
 
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Originally Posted by hickory1991
After 76 no f-100 4WD. My first dentside was a 76 f-100 4x4 short bed flareside. Black with the gold pinstripping similar to Monkey-1's dentside.
F100 2WD: 1953/83 / F100 4WD: 1959/76.
 
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Old Mar 18, 2017 | 06:57 PM
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Sorry I'm still learning about these trucks. A f150 is 1/2 ton, f250 is 3/4 ton, f350 is 1 ton. Then what would a 1976 f100 4x4 be?
 
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Originally Posted by Caleb Cook
Sorry I'm still learning about these trucks. A f150 is 1/2 ton, f250 is 3/4 ton, f350 is 1 ton. Then what would a 1976 f100 4x4 be?
F100 is a half ton, F150 is a heavy duty half ton.
 
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What would you be gaining with the f150 heavy duty half ton compared to a normal f100 half ton?
 
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What would you be gaining with the f150 heavy duty half ton compared to a normal f100 half ton?
F100 4WD pickup Gross Vehicle Weight Rating: 5,300-5,700 lbs.

F150 4WD pickup Gross Vehicle Weight Rating: 6,050-6,500 lbs.

The higher the rating, the more passengers/cargo the truck can carry.

So, you could take Haystacks Calhoun, Man Mountain Dean and Andre the Giant in your F150 4WD for spin around town without exceeding the max GVWR
 
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F150's were introduced to get around emissions. A truck over a certain weight didn't need all the emissions junk on them.
 
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So, you could take Haystacks Calhoun, Man Mountain Dean and Andre the Giant in your F150 4WD for spin around town without exceeding the max GVWR
I love that quote so much that I just had to put it in my signature. Thanks Bill that made my day.
 
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