1986 Ford F150 Lifted

1986 Ford F150 Lifted is out there waiting for you. If you are interested in buying a 1986 Ford F150 lifted, you may want to consider a few important features that you should look for. The most important feature is that the car is in very good condition, and has been well maintained. Other features include a number-matching engine and tranny combo, as well as twin-traction beam front suspension. It also has a Carfax report, which shows no accidents or other damage.

XLT Lariat 4X4 1986 Ford F150 Lifted

If you want a great looking truck that will get you around, you need to check out this 1986 Ford F150 XLT Lariat. This short bed pickup has plenty of features and has a nice interior. The exterior paint looks really good and the truck comes with its original books, window sticker and owner’s manual.

This 1986 Ford F150 Lifted XLT Lariat has 81,000 original miles and is a one owner truck. It has been very well maintained. It has had some upgrades to make it look even better. It also has an upgraded velour seat cover. It has Power Front Disc Brakes and a dual exhaust system. The exhaust sounds really good.

This 1986 Ford F150 XLT has a lot of great features and is a rare vehicle. It is offered with a clean Carfax report. It is also accompanied by its original books, window sticker, owner’s manual and a warranty identification card.

It is powered by a 5.0 liter 302 engine with an electronic fuel injection. The XLT Lariat package includes a chrome appearance package. This trim has a Dark Red Cloth Interior. It has a Tilt Steering Column and Rubber Floor Mats. The rear end has a heavy-duty 9-inch rear end with 3.00 gears. The truck has a 2-speed transfer case.

The truck has a 2.3 inch Sync 3 infotainment system. It has an automatic transmission and a sliding rear window. The door handles and side mirrors are body color. The rear step bumper has chrome. It has a receiver hitch and side moldings.

The interior is in excellent condition. It has a comfortable layout and leather seats. It also has factory gauges and a column shifter.

XLT Styleside

If you’re in the market for a classic pickup truck, then you might want to check out the 1986 Ford F150 Lifted XLT Styleside. This is a rare example, and it’s for sale from Vanguard Motors. This is a great opportunity to own a Ford truck that has only been driven for a little over 28k miles.

The F150 was available in Standard and Super Cab variants. They also came in a long or short cargo bed. These trucks were equipped with a 5.0L V8 engine and a 4-speed automatic transmission.

This model has the following features: XLT Lariat, Chrome Grille, 5.0L V8, Red Interior, Power Front Disc Brakes, Limited Slip, Chrome Wheels, AM/CD Stereo, BFGoodrich Radial T/A Tires, and more. The vehicle is in pristine condition, with only 28,043 miles on the clock. It is offered with a clean Carfax report and a clean Texas title.

In addition to the aforementioned, this truck has a 5.0L V8, numbers matching Ford AOD 4-Speed Automatic transmission, and a Ford 8.8″ rear end with 3.55:1 gears. It also has a Chrome Grille, Chrome Bumpers, and a Red Interior. This is a truck that you won’t find everyday, and it’s a nice addition to any collection.

This is a well-equipped Ford pickup, and it is worth the price of admission. This is one of the last generation trucks, and it is a fantastic piece of automotive history. You can’t go wrong with a Ford F150 XLT. It’s a real pleasure to drive, and it’s a lot of fun to look at. You might find that this is the perfect truck for you.

The 1986 Ford F150 Lifted was a great pick up, but it was missing a few features that you would expect in a modern luxury truck. This is a truck that you’ll want to take for a test drive if you’re in the market for a new vehicle.

Twin-Traction Beam front suspension

The Ford Twin Traction Beam four wheel drive front axle was introduced in 1980. It helped Dearborn bridge the gap between the straight axle and IFS eras. The new axle features a tire at one end and control arms and axle beams at the other.

The Twin Traction Beam front suspension system is used on Chevy and Ford trucks. The swinging beams pivot perpendicular to the direction of travel. The outboard ends of the beams are attached to the frame through springs and radius arms. This design provides increased ground clearance and more flex.

The Ford TTB half-ton was 2.3 inches lower than its predecessors. It also reduced unsprung weight by 154 pounds. This improved handling, allowing for easier boarding. The outboard ends of the beams support the steering knuckles.

A similar front suspension system was also used on the Ford Bronco/F-150. However, it was not available on the F-350. This was because it was equipped with a solid front axle. The Ford TTB axle was the first to use coil springs. It was also the first to feature an electronically-adjustable shock.

The Ford TTB design made it possible to share parts between two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive light trucks. It was a sleek solution for the 1980 model year.

The TTB was a great way for Ford engineers to meet several goals for the 1980 model year. It was easy to manufacture, a simple solution, and helped Ford achieve its objective of increasing sales and introducing a whole new segment of customers to Ford trucks. The design paved the way for many future improvements.

The Ford TTB system uses a unique set of controls that help the truck maintain a straight up-up stance. It is designed to improve ground clearance, provide more flex, and give more control over the front suspension.

Number-matching engine and tranny combo

1986 Ford F150 Lifted is a fantastic truck. It features a great interior and looks stunning underneath. This Ford’s exterior has also been upgraded, with new fenders, grille and lower hood line. The interior has a great look as well, with a dark red cloth interior, air conditioning, power steering, 4-wheel drive and a tilt steering column.

The 1986 Ford F150 was the lightest pickup on the market when it came out. It had a light duty Dana 44 TTB and a Ford 8.8” axle. In the early 1985 models, you could only get a 6-speed manual transmission. Parts for this model were extremely difficult to find. Fortunately, in 2004 the F-150 got a complete redesign, and it now comes with a Triton V8 engine. It was also introduced with a flex-fuel version of the Triton, and in 2006 the navigation system became an option on some models. In 2004, the F-150 earned the “Best Pick” and the “Good” ratings from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. The truck was also named North America Truck of the Year by Motor Trend magazine.

This model has a lot of extras, including an Original Spare Tire, a Rubber Floor Mat, Bench Seating, Shoulder Belts, Tilt Steering Column, Air Conditioning, Power Brakes (front disc), and the original exhaust system. In addition to all of these, the truck has a Ford 8.8” Axle with a Limited Slip. The underside is in great condition, showing how sturdy and solid the frame is. The 1986 Ford F150 is a real gem and is a bargain for those looking for a vehicle with great performance and reliability. You can find a great deal on a refurbished 1986 Ford F150 by visiting Vanguard Motor Sales.