1994 Ford F-150 XLT

Description

This 1994 Ford F-150 XLT uses a nice two-tone style to be a sharp-looking pickup. But that's really a stealthy disguise. That's because this single cab/short bed now has been upgraded to big block power. And you get to enjoy this muscle truck from the comfort of an A/C interior.

We like this truck even before knowing about the power upgrade. The two-tone Lapis Blue and Royal Blue is well done. There's a stylish black and silver pinstripe to separate the colors, and they have a hint of metallic to look good in the sun. It makes for a handsome package that's nothing too fancy to make this truck look out of place in your daily life. Bright chrome bumpers and polished 15-inch wheels go with the premium XLT trim style. But a proper trailer hitch with wiring plug lets you know this one can still get to work. The clear headlights and bright dual exhaust tips are the only real indicators that this pickup was made to haul asphalt. And so it's quite a stealthy power pickup.

The blue interior has a stock and handsome style. The bench seat makes it easy to get comfortable with a comfy velour upholstery, headrests, and a fold-down center console. There are plenty of features you want, like a tilt steering column, driver's airbag, cup holders, an upgraded AM/FM/CD stereo, and cold-bowing air conditioning. In fact, the only real indicator that this is more than just a nice driver is the tall floor shifter.

Truck people will instantly know that the engine bay is holding something special, and so you're going to love lifting the hood wherever you park this one. Ford's 460 cubic-inch big block has a terrific long-standing reputation for power. And this has the right features, including an Edelbrock four-barrel carburetor, Weiand Stealth intake, and a dual exhaust with sweet-sounding Flowmasters. You could still get a big block V8 in the F-series in 1994, but you needed to upgrade to the heavier Super Duty chassis. So to have this on an F-150 configuration with a short cab and short bed really creates a true muscle truck. In fact, doesn't it just feel like the original F-150 Lightnings should have been this all along? The C6 three-speed automatic is the right pairing to give you a stout but smooth transmission. Plus, there's power steering, power brakes, and front discs to give this upgraded F-150 an all-around solid feeling on the road.

Complete with owner's manual, it's amazing that a custom and powerful pickup like this can also be so affordable. So you know you need to hurry to catch this deal. Call today!!!