80'S Ford trucks are increasing in value as they are old to some that are looking into fixing up a old truck. A customer sold a 88 2wd f150 for $6500 it was a nice truck. I would put them in the 4/5K range if they ran out good and did not need much work. Not much work is the problem they become a money pit : ( My customer spent 10K on that truck all mechanical all in said and done it loved oil the transmission took awhile to move when cold.
It was a Square body that seams to have an appeal to folks. If I were looking to hot rod a 4X4 yours has the right stuff to do it : )...
If I were in no hurry to sale it I would put 4/5K on it. If you cannot work on it yourself finding someone that knows how to work on them is becoming hard. I know how but don't need the challenge anymore so turn them down they are a lost leader.
80's early 90's Ford gas with EFI is a different animal few now days have the Equitment are know how to properly diagnosis them. They will choke the ones that are parts changers to death.
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