1983 F250 4x4 XL on Ebay One owner, mostly original, low miles

[Rembrant]

I'm loving these Idaho trucks...

The engine bay looks brand new, and the interior is nice as well. It seems unusual that the truck has a 302 though? That's fairly uncommon in a 4x4 F250 is it not? Other than the lift kit and tires/wheels, it looks like it's mostly original.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/193123750750

More pictures here:

http://s1190.photobucket.com/user/allmetalclassicsllc/1983%20Ford%20F250%204x4%20New/story

[Gary Lewis]

I like it!!! The first pic looks like it came from a sales brochure. That's a really, REALLY nice truck.

But as you said, a 302 is unusual in an F250. In fact the literature says it was only available in the light-duty one, meaning with a GVWR below 8500 lbs. So while that truck is pretty, it wouldn't be my pick for doing much towing.

[salans7]

I like it!!! The first pic looks like it came from a sales brochure. That's a really, REALLY nice truck.

But as you said, a 302 is unusual in an F250. In fact the literature says it was only available in the light-duty one, meaning with a GVWR below 8500 lbs. So while that truck is pretty, it wouldn't be my pick for doing much towing.

As soon as I saw the GVWR, the 302 made sense. Definitely a semi-float Sterling in the back of that thing.

Otherwise, it's perfect. I love the height and wheel combo, although the tires wouldn't be my first choice.

[Rembrant]

As soon as I saw the GVWR, the 302 made sense. Definitely a semi-float Sterling in the back of that thing.

Otherwise, it's perfect. I love the height and wheel combo, although the tires wouldn't be my first choice.

As the owner of a 302, I can honestly say I wouldn't want a lifted F250 4x4 with one...lol, certainly not in it's stock form at least.

It is a lovely truck though.