The 1967–1972 Ford F-250 4x4: An Owner's Guide

Where it fits

Ford's 1967–1972 F-Series is often called the "bumpside" generation by enthusiasts. The F-250 was the three-quarter-ton model, and four-wheel drive was available. These four-wheel-drive F-250s sit noticeably taller than their two-wheel-drive siblings.

Why owners care

Original, solid examples of early four-wheel-drive F-250s are a priority for many enthusiasts, which is why we especially want to hear about them. Projects and partially restored trucks are also of interest.

What to note about yours

• Engine and transmission, and whether they're original to the truck
• Cab and bed configuration
• Factory options you know of
• Rust: cab corners, floors, rocker panels, and bed
• Whether the door tag or data plate is present

Identifying one

The VIN, door tag, and title are the reliable ways to confirm year and model. Body style alone can mislead, because parts were often swapped over the years.

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