Streetside Classics-Phoenix
614 E. Auto Center Dr.
Mesa, AZ
480-926-1344
MILEAGE
76724
YEAR
1990
ENGINE
8
LOCATION
Mesa, AZ
STOCK
2541-PHX
FULL SPECS
DESCRIPTION
This 1990 Ford F-250 XLT Lariat loves to be an extra capable 4x4 that also has the right amount of vintage flair. So look over everything from the long bed utility to the A/C interior, and you'll soon realize that this one offers it all... and it's offered for quite a nice price.
This Ford makes quite an impression. After all, this generation F-series has some of the most sturdy/blocky lines ever, and it only gets more tough-looking on a tall 4x4. The two-tone shades of blue are quite distinctive, and it's the factory-correct color combo. There looks like there have been a few touch-up areas over the years, but you will still be impressed by the orally glossy style. Of course, the quality impression may also have to do with the attractive full-length blue pinstripe and/or the straightness of the sheet metal that tells you this is a well-respected pickup. There are also nice investments you can see, like the newer side trim and newer headlights. And those polished alloys make for a great way to show off the extra-duty 8-lug wheels. It makes for an overall package that looks good but won't be afraid to show you how it can still get the job done. That's why there's a color-matched camper shell over the very useful long bed, wide towing mirrors, and a Class III hitch receiver on the rear. In fact, the included window sticker even tells us this was born with the upgraded Camper Package.
The interior is a sea of blue that has nice originality. An XLT Lariat is a premium trim, and that means premium features, like power windows, power locks, cruise control, a tilt steering column, and full gauges with tach. There's an upgraded AM/FM/CD stereo with aux input for better driving music. You may find a few areas that show some details that have worn with age or may want to replace the carpeting, but it doesn't take away from the overall attractive stock-style setup. When it comes to airflow, you have side vent windows, sliding rear glass, and even a pop-out sunroof. And all of this can feel comfortable because you also have cold-blowing air conditioning.
Under the hood is a blue oval legend. This was optioned with the larger 5.8-liter/351 cubic-inch V8. And this hardy powerhouse comes with the added benefit of factory electronic fuel injection. Another great feature about a classic of this era is that you get a four-speed automatic transmission with overdrive. It's mated to a 4.10 rear end to let you get off the line quickly and give you good low-end gearing for real truck work. The two-speed 4x4 transfer case, lifted stance, and Pathfinder All-Terrain tires are also there to get the job done. Power steering, power brakes, and front discs are great anytime driving features. And no matter if you are going down the highway or making your way through nature, the dual fuel tanks let you go farther.
Complete with the window sticker, this is the extra-duty F-250 with a lot of extra appeal. Don't miss out, call today!
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