[SOLD] WTB F150 straight six

[john]

Looking for an older f150 straight 6 for my sons first vehicle in or near stark co.Email or text 330-323-0084
Thanks
John

[centermass]

A 300 cube? Those were good engines.

[evan price]

What year, carb or injected, 2wd or 4wd? And do you want a good runner or a rebuildable core?

[john]

Looking for a running 1980-1995 approx. yr

[evan price]

Looking for a running 1980-1995 approx. yr

Do you want carbed, or fuel injected? Do you need a 4x4 or 2wd oil pan?

[john]

Carb or fuel injected doesn't matter,same for 2wd/4wd

[mreising]

An organization I belong to has a Jasper rebuilt 300 Ford that powers an Onan 30 KW-3 phase standby generator; probably has 100-150 hours since rebuild. It has propane carburation on it now but the intake manifold is standard for regular gasoline carb. Our amateur radio club replaced this engine about 10 years ago and only used it for one weekend a year (24 hours) for 4 or 5 years. It has not been run in the last 5 years (mice got into the control panels after we relocated our EOC to the new Red Cross building). $1000 takes all, including the genset.PM if you're interested. I can probably find the receipts for the engine install in the club records and we can check the hour meter.

[john]

Thanks ,but im looking for a truck ready to drive

[evan price]

My friend had a late 80s carbureted out of a van, was a good runner. Complete as pulled. $300 in columbus.

[mreising]

Thanks ,but im looking for a truck ready to drive

Ah ha, for some reason I thought you were looking for an engine. Good luck with the search, they are good vehicles as long as it hasn't rusted and a great engine. I used a 1980, Ford F250 with straight six and 4 speed manual to tow a 7000 lb trailer (drill rig and auger, etc) and it worked just fine.

[evan price]

Thanks ,but im looking for a truck ready to drive

Ah ha, for some reason I thought you were looking for an engine. Good luck with the search, they are good vehicles as long as it hasn't rusted and a great engine. I used a 1980, Ford F250 with straight six and 4 speed manual to tow a 7000 lb trailer (drill rig and auger, etc) and it worked just fine.

I thought he wanted an engine too!
Never mind.

I had an f250 with the 300 and a offy 4bbl intake and holley carb with the 3-speed + overdrive manual trans, it would pull a house down.
Good luck with search.

[wickedgreyzx3]

How much you looking to spend?