1973 Ford F-100

The 1973 Ford F-100 represents the sixth generation of Ford’s F-Series trucks and is distinguished by a range of configurations including Chassis & Cab, Flareside, and Styleside models. Engine options feature the 240 CID I6, 302 CID V8, 360 CID V8, and a 390 CID V8, with the latter offering a power output of approximately 160 HP in some configurations. Transmission choices include a 3-speed manual, a 4-speed manual, and a 3-speed automatic, all paired with rear-wheel drive, with an optional 4x4 variant available for an additional cost. The truck’s dimensions provide a wheelbase of either 117 inches or 133 inches. Notably, the 1973 model introduced a new simplified box construction and the Twin-I-Beam independent front suspension for improved handling. The F-Series emblem was relocated for easier identification, situated below the groove between the door and front tire opening. Shipping weight ranges from approximately 3,145 lbs to 3,590 lbs.