1976 Ford F-150 Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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What owners say

AI Summary · 5 reviews

"Overall, owners of the 1976 Ford F-150 appreciate its reliability and strong hauling capability, often mentioning its sturdy build and performance in challenging conditions. Many drivers enjoy the timeless style and quality of these classic trucks. However, some have faced issues with leaks, low power in certain engine configurations, and less-than-ideal fuel economy."

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I like the older trucks. They are a lot more stylish from the new trucks today. You are starting to see more and more and more of these types of trucks being restored every day. I like to see that!

June 23, 2012

Every thing about it is awsome. Quality GREAT. it has a great trans, runs about 450 HP nice tires great pait job . has been restored and it is an overall great truck to have in the garage. that's why i choose FORD any day

September 1, 2010

My wifes grandpa bought this truck new in 1977. It was the last '76 on the lot. When i purchased the truck from him last spring, it had a mere 42,000 miles on it. since the truck had been sitting in a barn for the majority of the 15 years leading up to the time i purchased the truck, it quickly developed some leaks... namely from the engine and transmission. i have replaced the headers, mufflers, water pump, battery, plugs, wires, air filter, u-joints, front tires, and more. in addition to this, ive had to add a quart of oil a week for the last 10 months or so. i really need to do a complete rebuild, but until that time, the truck still runs. and for me, thats all that matters... having a truck that starts EVERY time. even though this truck is only 2wd, it took me through a rough winter of snow removal better than most 4wd couldve. this truck can haul pretty much anything. its only a 1/2 ton truck, but ive had around 3500 pounds in the bed before. i wouldnt hesitate to buy a truck like this again. its not the greatest truck in the world, but it works, and thats what matters most.

August 7, 2008