1981 Ford F 250 Engine

Description

The Ford F-250 engine lineup of 1981 was packed with reliable engines to serve every sort of driver, from long-haul road travel to city commutes. Standard 3.3L I6 put out 138 horsepower – just right for short-hauling and efficiency. The 4.9L I6 with 150 HP added extra towing power for moderate loads. That 1981 Ford F 250 Engine 5.0L V8 that made 185 HP was good for city and light-duty driving. The 5.8L V8, 220 horsepower, was for heavy-duty work and the 6.6L V8, 270 horsepower, was easy to tow. It had the most power to haul and tow heavy freight because of the 7.5L V8 that developed 235 horsepower.

1981 Ford F-250 did not let play a game. Off-roading, towing, driving on a daily basis, it could do it all. With 5.0L V8 and 7.5L V8, it was ready for any job. Farmers, contractors, and anyone who needed a durable truck went with the 1981 Ford F-250 because it was durable.