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Ford F-Series Truck Information

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The Ford F-Series was introduced in 1976 and became a huge success for the Ford Motor Company. The Ford F-150 is mainly produced in Dearborn, Michigan.

The Ford F-Series are classified as full-size trucks. Some trim options, depending on the year models, include the XL, XLT, and XLT Lariat. Harley-Davidson, King Ranch, Lightning, and Super Crew versions are also available.

The Ford F-Series also has heavy duty models available as the F-250 and F-350. The Ford Truck's engine sizes and types are listed to the right.

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Ford F-Series Truck

Produced By:	Ford Motor Company
Years:	1976 - Present
Type:	Full Size Pickup

Generation 6 - Ford Trucks

Produced:	1976 - 1979
Engine Size:	3.9L I6 4.9L I6 4.9L Windsor V8 5.8L Cleveland V8 5.8L FE V8 5.9L FE V8 6.4L FE V8 6.6L Cleveland V8 7.5L 385 V8

Generation 7 - Ford Trucks

Produced: 1980 - 1986

Engine Size: 4.9L I6
5.0L Windsor V8
5.8L Cleveland V8
6.6L Cleveland V8
6.9L Diesel V8
7.5L 460 V8

Generation 8 - Ford Trucks

Produced: 1987 - 1991

Engine Size: 4.9L I6
5.0L Windsor V8
5.8L Windsor V8
6.9L Diesel V8
7.3L IDI Diesel V8
7.5L 385 V8

Generation 9 - Ford Trucks

Produced: 1992 - 1996

Engine Size: 4.9L I6
5.0L Windsor V8
5.8L Windsor V8
7.3L IDI V8
7.3L Power Stroke
7.5 L 385 V8

Generation 10 - Ford Trucks

Produced: 2002 - Present

Engine Size: 4.2L Essex V6
4.6L Triton V8
5.4L Triton V8
6.8L Triton V10
7.3L Power Stroke

Sources: Wikipedia, Ford