1997 Ford F59

The 1997 Ford F59 is a commercial stripped chassis vehicle designed primarily for specialized applications such as buses and motorhomes. This model is distinct from standard passenger vehicles in the Ford lineup. Key specifications include various GVWR (Gross Vehicle Weight Rating) configurations, generally ranging from 16,000 to 22,000 pounds, though specific details for the 1997 model are not extensively documented. While exact engine specifications are also unavailable, Ford typically equipped the F59 with robust powertrains suitable for commercial demands, paired with an automatic transmission, likely similar to the TorqShift found in later models. Noteworthy characteristics of the F59 include its strong chassis, built for heavy-duty use, which enhances its versatility for various conversions. This model has gained recognition for its durability and reliability in challenging operating conditions, reinforcing its utility in commercial sectors.