1992 Ford F-150

XLT Pickup truck

8 - Cyl.

Automatic

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Clear

Gasoline

I just bought a new Ram, so I am selling my former daily driver. I have for sale a black 92 Ford F150 XLT. It has a clean title. It has a newer engine out of a 96 E350 van in it that runs just great. There is no engine noise. It runs good with no issues. There is some exhaust issues. It is loud due to the headers rusting. The rest of the exhaust is fairly solid. It has a 4L90E trans in it. It shifts good. The truck has lots of power. For the year of the truck, the condition is really good. There are just a couple rust holes on the passenger side. The driver's side is pretty solid. It has less rust then most here in this area. The brakes are good. The tires are around 60% I think, and they are a matched set. The tail gate is dented up a bit, and so is the inside of the bed. There are some scratches. I just had a brand new computer put in this truck, as the old one shorted out. This is a good running truck. It can be a daily driver with NO work as I had been driving it to Oshkosh every day with no issues.. The AC works great. It has a CD player with newer speakers and an amp mounted behind the seat. The heater works good as well. It has the sliding rear window. I know of no major issues, other than the cruise is no longer working. That could be a fuse. I haven't checked yet. Everything else works just fine. It will probably need a new battery eventually, but it is working for now. It has the alloy rims. There is a newer class IV receiver hitch on it. I am OPEN to trades... I am an old mopar guy... so if you have something interesting let me know. I am into finned cars, and I have 2 small blocks I have to go through. I might consider a trade for a nice car trailer. Contact me ahead of bidding with trades so we can place a value on the trade for bidding. This is a solid truck. Much better than most around this age in Wisconsin. On Nov-24-11 at 19:00:00 PST, seller added the following information: Can't believe I didn't put this anywhere, but this is a 2WD truck...... Oh, it does have dual fuel tanks, but the fuel pump in the back tank is not working. That tank also happens to be completely full of fuel. The way it always works, right?