1976 Ford P-350

The 1976 Ford P-350 is a robust model within Ford’s medium-duty truck lineup, specifically designed for heavier-duty applications compared to the F-Series. Key specifications include various engine options, typically featuring the 300 CID Straight-6 or larger V8 options such as the 361 CID and 391 CID, catering to a range of demanding tasks like transporting heavy loads. Notable features for the 1976 model year emphasize durability and payload capacity, with a higher gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) compared to lighter models. The P-350’s design allows it to serve as a chassis for various body styles, including buses, ambulances, and delivery trucks. To ascertain specific details regarding an individual vehicle, the VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) and the ID plate on the driver’s side doorjamb are essential for accessing precise information about the engine, transmission, and overall specifications.