Engine:

226 CI I6

Transmission:

4 Speed manual

Color:

Vermillion Red & Black

Mileage:

25,244

Stock #

795

Drivetrain

Engine Size:

226 CI I6

Transmission Type:

4 Speed manual

Chassis

Body

Doors:

Body Color:

Vermillion Red & Black

Body Color Original:

Stripes

Vintage Workhorse

In terms of design, the 1948 Ford F-4 followed the styling cues of the post-war era with rounded fenders, a horizontal grille, and a bold, sturdy appearance. It features a rugged ladder frame construction for added strength and durability, making it suitable for heavy-duty tasks.

During this period, Ford began offering several improvements and updates to their trucks, including advancements in comfort, convenience, and safety features. However, compared to modern trucks, the 1948 F-4 had a more simplistic design and fewer amenities.

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1948

1948 Ford F-4 Stake Bed

Price: $36,927

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Vin: 87HT87628
Stock#: 795
miles: 25,244

Year:: 1948
Make:: Ford
Model:: F-4 Stake Bed

Body Style:: -
Engine Size:: 226 CI I6
Transmission Type:: 4 Speed manual

Doors:: 2
Exterior Color:: -
Interior Color:: Brown

The Ford F-4 Stake Bed

Features

Heavy duty suspension
Practical cabin design
Dependable engine
Stake bed configuration
Versatile flatbed design

History of the Ford F-4 Stake Bed

The Ford F-Series was introduced in 1948 as a successor to the previous line of Ford trucks known as the Ford Bonus-Built trucks. The F-Series trucks were designed to meet the needs of commercial and agricultural customers, offering durability, versatility, and increased payload capacity.

The 1948 Ford F-4 Stake Bed and other F-Series trucks from that era were popular workhorses for businesses, farmers, and individuals who needed a reliable and versatile truck for various hauling tasks. Over the years, the F-Series has evolved and adapted to changing market demands, becoming one of the most successful truck lines in history.