1981 Ford F-150

The 1981 Ford F-150, part of the seventh generation of Ford’s F-Series, is a straightforward yet durable pickup truck designed for practical use. Key features include a 2-door body type with seating capacity for 2-3 people, catering to both work and leisure needs. Engine options are highlighted by the standard 4.9L inline-six (I6), which produces 125 horsepower and 250 lb-ft of torque, alongside several available V8 options, such as the 5.8L V8. The vehicle typically comes equipped with a three-speed manual transmission for the I6 variant, and the drivetrain is primarily rear-wheel drive (RWD), with some configurations offering four-wheel drive (4x4). Dimensions vary, with length ranging from 187.8 to 208.31 inches, width from 54.02 to 70 inches, and height from 69.88 to 70 inches. Notably, 1981 marked the introduction of standard radial-ply tires and halogen headlamps across the F-Series lineup, enhancing performance and safety.