1981 Ford F700 Super Duty

The 1981 Ford F-700 is a part of Ford’s medium-duty truck lineup, designed for demanding heavy-duty applications. This model typically features robust V8 engine options, likely encompassing larger displacements such as the 6.1L (370) and 7.0L (429) variants, providing significant power for various tasks. Transmission options generally include manual configurations, with popular choices being 4-speed or 5-speed gearboxes, complemented by a rear-wheel drive setup, with some models offering four-wheel drive as an option. The F-700’s “Super Duty” designation indicates a reinforced chassis and suspension, making it more durable than lighter-duty counterparts. Identifying features include a larger build, a spacious engine compartment housing a big V8, and heavy-duty specifications such as reinforced axles and a robust frame, all characteristic of trucks designed for tough work environments.