1968 Ford F250

This two-wheel-drive 1968 Ford F250 fleetside long-bed truck is powered by a 360ci Ford V8 engine with an automatic transmission. Features include power steering, power brakes, manual windows, and a rear step bumper. This Tahoe Turquoise F250 with a black and white fabric interior is available now and comes with service records from the previous owner and a clear South Dakota title.

The exterior is covered in a combination of Tahoe Turquoise paint and patina. Features include driver- and passenger-side folding mirrors, dual headlights, an aluminum grille, a chrome front bumper, an aftermarket rear step bumper, and full-length side trim. The seller notes that rust-through can be seen on the lower passenger-side front fenders and the body is missing a chrome piece on the passenger side of the bed.

A set of aftermarket 5-spoke aluminum wheels are wrapped in Westlake radial tires. According to the seller, the tires have 50-70 percent of their tread remaining.

The front bench seat is wearing an aftermarket black and white fabric cover. Features include white door panels with manual window cranks and black armrests, Tahoe Turquoise interior sheet metal, black vinyl floor covering with black rubber floor mats, a black vinyl dashboard top pad, a red steering column with a red 3-spoke steering wheel, and an aftermarket CD player. According to the seller, the aftermarket stereo does not work.

A 100-mph sweep speedometer with an odometer showing 69,064 miles and gauges for the fuel level, coolant temperature, voltage, and oil pressure deliver important vehicle information. According to the seller, the mileage on the odometer may not be accurate.

The power is provided by a 360ci Ford V8 engine paired with an automatic transmission. Features include power steering and brakes, stamped steel valve covers, a closed element air filter, and cast-iron exhaust manifolds. New parts include the 2-barrel Motorcraft carburetor, fuel filter, condenser, contact points, distributor cap and rotor, fuel pump, and battery. According to the seller, the engine and transmission may have been replaced previously. In addition, there are wet spots on the engine, but it does not show signs of dripping.

This ¾ -ton F250 pickup was originally equipped with a twin i-beam coil-spring front suspension, rear leaf springs, and a solid drive axle.

Service records from the previous owner are included with the sale of the vehicle.