1986 Ford F-150 XLT
$68,900
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Details
| Year | 1986 |
|---|---|
| Model | F-150 XLT |
| Series | F-Series |
| Mileage | Mileage not stated |
| Colour (as listed by seller) | Interior Color |
| Interior colour | Color |
| Transmission | Drivetrain |
| Seller | Garage Kept Motors |
| Listed by | Dealer |
| Location | Grand Rapids, MI |
About this car
1986 Ford F-150 XLT For Sale ($68,900) at Garage Kept Motors in Grand Rapids, MI, $68,900. Interior Color over Color, Drivetrain
More about this car
A 1986 Ford F-150 XLT, from the seventh generation of the F-Series and the last of the bullnose trucks offered by Garage Kept Motors in Grand Rapids, Michigan at $68,900. That is exceptional money for a bullnose F-150 — a level that assumes a genuinely outstanding truck. One thing to know before anything else: this listing's gallery contains no photograph of the vehicle itself — only the dealer's logo and a placeholder graphic were captured when the listing was harvested. Nothing about the car's paint, body, interior or mechanical condition can be judged from what is published here, so the first step with this car is to get the dealer's full photo set — walk-around, interior, engine bay and underside — and to price it only once the car itself has been seen.
What the photos show
- Two-tone tan and brown 1986 F-150, lifted on Mickey Thompson mud tires.
- Chrome roll bar with roof lights and diamond-plate bed rails.
- Tailgate panel is red-and-silver with bold FORD letters, all bright.
- Dual exhaust exits at the rear bumper.
- Tan interior: door panels look complete, with some spotting on the fabric insert.
- Footwells and carpet look clean.
- Engine bay is functional rather than detailed — aftermarket wiring, cone filter and headers are all visible.
- Suspension close-ups show coil springs and fresh hardware.
- Can't judge how the lift drives or how the 4x4 works from photos.
- Can't judge cab and bed rust beyond the gallery shots.
Money: bullnose trucks are climbing on condition — this one's paint and stance carry it, so the inspection money goes on the lift geometry and the wiring you can see is modified.
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