1987 Ford F700 Engine

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The 1987 Ford F700 is a medium-duty truck designed for tough commercial and industrial duty. It has 2 motors, the 1987 Ford F700 Engine 6.7L Power Stroke V8 Diesel and the 6.8L Triton V10 Gasoline. Each engine has its own benefits, and it’s up to the companies to choose the best engine for their businesses.

The 6.7L Power Stroke V8 Diesel engine makes 270 to 330 horsepower and 725 lb-ft of torque. This engine is especially great for hard-core jobs, like hauling or carrying large equipment. It is fuel efficient, which reduces operating costs for a company in the long run. The Powerstroke engine is also quite durable and can be pushed to the extreme limit when it comes to industrial workloads.

1987 Ford F700 Engine with 6.8L Triton V10 Gasoline 20 HP and 460 lb-ft of torque. Mid-duty performance. It is a dream for trips with a shorter distance, such as local pickup or factory operations. It is an engine that gives consistent acceleration and high performance at a low cost of maintenance. It’s the cheaper replacement for the diesel engine, and it’s worth the price for any company that needs power but doesn’t need the rigors of a diesel engine.

The consumers who buy a Ford F700 have the option of buying used or remanufactured motors. The used engines are cheaper but have a provisional warranty, usually six months on minor issues. Remanufactured engines have new or used parts replaced for greater reliability. These engines have longer warranties, 2–4 years for better long-term service. Ford F700: A versatile and reliable truck for business that still has the capacity and the durability. If you are a diesel enthusiast or a gas-only scrounger, the F700 delivers with both.

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Ford

Product Name

1987 Ford F700 Engine

Price

USD $3500–$8000

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Available in Stock