1993 Ford F-250

OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE

Only heavy-duty versions of Ford's best-selling pickup truck were available with the torque-rich 7.3-liter diesel V8 for 1993, meaning buyers had to bypass the F-150 and F-250 for at least the F-250 HD. These beefed-up trucks boasted a different suspension with front and rear leaf springs as compared to non-HD Ford trucks, giving them a big advantage when it comes to towing and hauling.

This '93 F-250 HD is an XL trim-level single-cab truck with an 8-foot bed. It's finished in white over a beige interior, and it is powered by a replacement 7.3-liter diesel V8 paired with a five-speed manual gearbox and rear-wheel drive. The seller reports that the clutch, water pump, braking parts, shock absorbers, tires, and batteries have been replaced, as well as various air conditioning system components.

Additionally, it features steel front and rear bumpers, aftermarket lighting, a bed-mounted roll bar, and a drop-in bedliner.

The truck has been registered in Florida since at least the late 1990s, and it was acquired by the seller in 2018.