1985 Ford F 250 Engine

Description

Ford F-250 lineup in 1985 had powerful and reliable options to fit different specifications. For example, the 1985 Ford F 250 Engine 3.3L I6 with 138 horsepower gave steady and low-guaranteed highway-cruising and heavy-duty tasks. The 1985 Ford F 250 Engine 4.9L I6 at 150 horsepower was also great for better towing and short hauling. Then there was the option of a 5.0L V8 engine, which produced 185 horsepower and was a good compromise for all sorts of activities. Also, the 5.8L V8 with 220 horsepower was a monster for towing and labor. For extra-heavy-duty use, the 6.6L V8 boasts 270 horsepower for big hauls. Then at the top of the range, a 7.5L V8, 235 horsepower model, for maximum towing and high loads.

The 1985 Ford F-250 was tough, tough, and all-around convenient for both work and play. In every task from day-to-day hauling, and bulky cargo transport, to mountain bike trails, its engines delivered the power required for any challenge. Specifically, the 7.5L V8 and 5.8L V8 assured the truck that tough work was possible. The 1985 Ford F-250 became, therefore, the preferred pickup for builders, outdoorsmen, and anyone else who just needed an all-purpose truck. The thing is, even after all of this, it is still a good, good truck, ready to be taken care of no matter what.