This custom 1975 Ford F-250 highboy pickup is powered by a 390ci
V-8 engine and three-speed automatic transmission. It features a
Dana 60 front end with factory Ford disc brakes. The original
hydraulic steering was removed and replaced with a new steering box
positioned 2 inches forward. Additional mechanical equipment
includes a dual-fan setup, HEI electronic ignition, high-output
alternator, rear-mounted fuel tank with an electric fuel pump and a
relocated Yellow Top Optima battery. The engine bay has been
refinished with a smoothed firewall and billet hood hinges. The
pickup rides on 20x12.50 Devastator H711 Gloss Milled wheels with
35x12.50R20 RAZR MT tires. The interior features Dakota Digital
instrumentation, Vintage Air, a Flame Thrower steering column,
billet steering wheel and TMI custom seat. The headliner, dash pad
and door panels are finished in black Italian leather with red
stitching and suede inserts. Dynamat insulation is installed
throughout along with premium carpet. This factory highboy
underwent an eight-year frame-off restoration and modification that
was completed in 2023. It was purchased in Washington state by the
current owner's father in 1979. **VIN NOTICE: THIS VEHICLE
CURRENTLY HAS A VIN THAT MAY - DEPENDING ON THE STATE OF
REGISTRATION - REQUIRE THE BUYER TO HAVE THE VEHICLE INSPECTED AND
BE SUBJECT TO A STATE-ISSUED VIN AND/OR OTHER REQUIREMENTS OF THAT
STATE**
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