1993 Ford F800 Super Duty

• Engine: Typically powered by an inline 6-cylinder diesel engine, though alternate configurations may exist.
• Transmission: Commonly equipped with a five-speed manual transmission for reliable performance.
• Body Style: Constructed with a conventional cab and a flatbed body, enhancing usability for transport and logistics.
• Notable Features: Typically includes a flatbed with a wood floor and side boards, rear pintle hitch, and safety chain loops, making it versatile for different types of cargo.

The F800 is distinct from the “Super Duty” nomenclature, which generally applies to the F-250 and F-350 series, highlighting the F800’s designation as a dependable choice for demanding commercial tasks.