1990 Ford F-150 pickup [fuel injected] for sale

Rugged looks and the larger fuel-injected V8 meet comfy pieces like an overdrive transmission and an A/C interior. It all proves that this 1991 Ford F-150 is a bold 4×4 that already has everything you want… including an affordable price.

This truck has a true presence. After all, the F-150s of this generation already had a beefy/boxy look, and the stance becomes even more imposing on a 4×4. Plus, the red paint was an upgrade later in life that has an excellent shine that adds to the boldness. You even have black wheels with spiked lug nuts for added intimidation. So you’ll like the way it looks, and you’ll also appreciate it’s nothing too fancy that gets in the way of real work. In fact, the wide towing mirrors, rear step bumper with tow ball, and liner paint in the bed all signal that this classic also wants to help out with the chores.

There’s plenty more red inside. It’s built for comfort and practicality. You see that in the bench seat that sits three across, but a fold-down armrest and bucket-like bolstering also gives this a more individualized comfort. It’s loaded with features, like power windows, power locks, cruise control, and an upgraded AM/FM/CD stereo featuring and Bluetooth. We all love the optional sliding rear window that allows for a nice breeze through the cab. And whenever that’s not enough, there’s also factory air conditioning blowing nice and cold.

Under the hood is a great powerhouse. After all, this is the single-cab short-bed pickup, and it has the optional fuel-injected 5.8-liter V8. So you have one of the lightest 4×4 configurations that also has the largest small block. It fires up with the eagerness of a proper FI machine, and you have nice driving features like power steering and power brakes with front discs. Plus, the four-speed automatic transmission allows you cruise in highway overdrive comfort. And when the pavement ends, the two-speed 4×4 transfer case and all-terrain tires are great to help keep you going.