1973 Ford F-250 4x4The 1973 Ford F-250 4x4 is a classic symbol of rugged American craftsmanship, built during the peak of the muscle truck era. Powered by the powerful FE-series V8, it delivers the torque and reliability Ford was known for. Whether hauling heavy loads or conquering rough terrain, this truck was made for both work and play.Iconic 'Dentside' Styling - Bold lines, commanding presence. It turns heads wherever it goes.360 FE V8 Engine - Torque-rich, built to last.F25: Indicates an .....
F-250 model, which is a 3/4-ton truck that was 2wd. This was converted to 4wd which is functioning flawlessly4x4 Capability - Ready for whatever the road (or trail) throws at you.Light Restoration (2017) - Restored to keep its classic charm intact.Updated Radio with Phone Connectivity - A modern touch without losing the old-school feel.Well-Serviced - Includes many service records for peace of mind.Bed Has Been Sprayed- Have updated photos of the bed as wellFrom farm work to weekend adventures, this F-250 is a dependable, tough truck that's just as much at home on the job site as it is cruising down the highway. Still a favorite among collectors and enthusiasts, it's the perfect blend of power, style, and history.Fun Facts of the 360 FE EngineDurability and Reliability:The 360 FE engine is known for its toughness. These engines were built to last, and many still run strong after decades of service. The heavy-duty cast-iron block and forged steel internals make it a durable workhorse that can withstand the rigors of both daily use and heavy-duty tasks.Torque:One of the standout features of the 360 FE engine is its strong torque output, especially in the lower RPM range. This made it an excellent choice for trucks like the F-250, where hauling power and the ability to tow heavy loads were crucial. The engine offers a solid low-end grunt that's ideal for heavy-duty applications, like towing trailers or carrying heavy payloads.Simplicity:The 360 FE is a relatively simple engine by modern standards, with a mechanical fuel system and relatively basic ignition components. This simplicity can make it easier to maintain and repair compared to newer, more complex engines with electronic controls, making it a good choice for enthusiasts who want to keep their trucks as 'old school' as possible.Sound:The 360 FE has that classic American V8 sound. There's a reason these engines have a loyal following�they just sound right when they idle or rev up. It's a distinctive, throaty growl that adds to the charm of older trucks like the F-250.Factory Performance:While not a high-performance engine in the context of muscle cars, the 360 FE offers decent power (around 200-245 horsepower stock) and solid torque (around 400-450 lb-ft), which was more than enough for most workhorse trucks of the era. With the right tuning, it can still provide plenty of performance for today's standards, especially in a truck designed for rugged utility rather than speed.This vehicle is not currently owned by Butter Classics LLC but will be purchased by us upon buyer commitment. Butter Classics serves as a licensed dealer facilitating the purchase of this vehicle from a third-party seller.We take possession of title and handle all funds to ensure a secure transaction. Pricing listed reflects our retail sale price and may include sourcing, inspection, transportation, and processing fees.Vehicle is not located in Boise, Idaho. Shipping is available to the lower 48 states for a flat rate of $850. A other dealer doc fee of $595 does apply.All vehicle details, including photos and descriptions, are based on third-party information and are believed to be accurate but are not guaranteed. Buyers are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence prior to purchase.