1983 Ford F 250 Engine

Description

Ford’s 1983 F-250 lineup was full of reliable engines for both work and daily driving. The 1983 Ford F 250 Engine 3.3L I6 engine with 138 horsepower made the car a cheap vehicle to carry light loads and commute, and it also provided high fuel economy. The 4.9L I6, with 150 HP, offered better towing and light-to-medium hauling. The 5.0L V8 produces 185 horsepower and should be suitable for highway driving. The 5.8L V8, rated at 220 horsepower, was ideal for heavy-duty driving and hauling. The 270 horsepower 6.6L V8 handled high-duty driving, such as towing and dragging heavy loads. The 1983 Ford F 250 Engine 7.5L V8 (235 horsepower) offered absolute brute force for extreme jobs requiring real muscle.

Ford engineered the 1983 Ford F-250 to be durable, efficient and reliable for both business and private purposes. From farm work to backcountry travel to hauling bulky loads, these engines gave you the traction and security you needed. Fueled by engines such as the 5.0L V8 and 7.5L V8, the 1983 Ford F-250 could do heavy duty jobs well. Rigidly constructed, it became the go-to choice for anyone looking for a reliable work truck. The 1983 Ford F-250 is a solid, long-haul truck for the toughest of jobs.