Right, but someone pointed out they were F100s not F150s.

 

Pretty sure you can get them on anything. The 250 I'm looking at getting has the Ranger package.

 

I posted this in the 2004-2008 for a reason. I was wondering about just that body style...

 

Well, I THOUGHT I had seen an F150 Ranger, but figured the other info must be correct. I bet it gets cleared up soon.

 

yeah im dumb sorry, was still half asleep.

 

I drove a F250 ranger this summer in montana. It was a 74 or 76 model. Single cab, 4x4, 4speed, long bed. Converted it to propane.

 

i have an FTX, used to be a FX4 but had a conversion pkg done to it by Tuscany

 

Ford actually started using F-150 in 1975 to replace the F-100. Here's some useless info

1980 and 1981, there was:

* Custom- Base model with manual locks/windows, vinyl seat, and black rubber floor mat.
* Ranger- Intermediate trim that added a color-keyed floor mat, extra chrome, and woodtone dash trim.
* Ranger XLT- A step up from the Ranger that added better seat trim, a color-keyed headliner, color-keyed carpeting, aluminum tailgate trim and optional power windows/locks.
* Ranger Lariat- a step above the XLT that added a plusher interior.

For 1982-1986:

* Base - basically the same as the Custom of the previous years.
* XL - replaced the intermediate Ranger trim for 1982 as the Ranger name would be used for Ford's new compact truck.
* XLS- a new trim level that featured a blacked-out grille, bumpers, headlight bezels, and windshield trim. It also featured a stripe graphics package and black and silver dash trim. Available exterior colors were red, silver, and black.
* XLT Lariat- featured floor carpeting, color-keyed headliner, a standard chrome grille, and optional power windows/door locks. In 1985 the tailgate trim was changed to a "flat" full width aluminum with a red "reflector" towards the bottom with chrome FORD letters.



The Nite was one of my favorites, My uncle got one brand new in 91 and drove it to the ground!
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Nitemare

 

Wasn't there a Highboy F150 back in the day?

 

No. "Highboy" has been established as indicating the 67-77 1/2 F-250s. You'll notice then I try to use the term "highboy" in quotes. This is because Ford never made such a thing. Ford doesn't call them "highboy's". This name was made up by the general public.

 

Right on! My friend had a 77 F-250 High boy. It has the useless 8 lug 44 up front!!! It does sit awful pretty though. I think it had 3 inch blocks in the rear stock....The same kid also had a 79 Ranger XLT custom with a milk crate for the seat and a shoestring tied to a wrench for throttle.

 

The Northland Edition. I think it just came with a plug, so you could plug it in at night in the winter so it would start in the morning.

 

shoestring and wrench for a throttle?? lol lol

 

Can we get a summary of what we have so far?

 

Cool, thanks for the info. I've never seen one before, just herd people talk about them.