Used 1995 Ford F150 Super Cab

"This truck is more diesel than it is gas."

"My 96 f150 I have owned for 3 years now and never had any real issues with it. The only things I had to replace was the O2 sensor and a heater core, adding up to about 130 dollars. I get 13 mpg during winter months and 14.1 mpg for the rest of the year. The 35 gallons split between the 2 tanks make it a monthly fillup. It is a work truck through and through my 300 I6 runs as smooth as butter. The I6 is not a rever, you get above 2000 rpm and it starts screaming. I love it every time I drive. I hope you get these before they get expensive."

"Best truck Made!!"

"I bought my grandpas 1995 f 150 a year ago. it had been his work truck for years and it got used and was pushed hard. Not to mention he hit an elk going 60 right before i got it. After me and my dad did some body work we drove it 1000 trip back home with no flaws it purred the whole way. i now have 167xxx miles and it starts every time no hitch and runs likes its brand new. I have the 4.9 with the 5 speed manuel and it tows just about anything i put behind it. This is the best vehicle i have ever owned i plan on keeping it till i can pass it on to my kids. if you see one for sale it would be the best purchase you have made in a long time."

"Wouldn't drive anything else, I love my truck"

"Went to a local dealership to look at a newer (2010-2015) crew cab F150, walked the lot, drove a few... then I seen this old, really cool green and tan "grandpa truck". My wife and I chuckled, then we walked over to it. The owner of the dealer walked over and said "that's not for sale", we asked why it was on the lot, and he replied "it's my dad's old truck, I'm using it to haul away a tree on my property. I asked if we could look inside, he tossed us the keys and said take it down the block, we did and the truck blew us away. It had power, comfort Eddie Bauer pkg) and it was so cool. We pulled back in the lot and I asked if I could make him an offer? He replied no, his dad didn't drive anymore but he wanted to hang on to it. I told him I understood but asked if he'd take my number in case he had a change of heart in the future. My wife and I spent the next 10 days trying to find a nice truck but couldn't find anything that drove as smooth as that old truck, and nothing else put that smile on my face. I went back to the lot early before they opened determined to make another offer. When the owner and his wife pulled up I was standing at the front door, they asked if I seen anything else while shopping around, I told them didn't, I think they could feel that I really loved that old truck and they both just stood there amazed that I was stuck on his dad's truck. The husband looked away his wife as if he didn't know what to do, without hesitation his wife said "if you really want it, i think you should have it" for which they husband agreed. They went on to tell me how they both knew wr loved and appreciated his dad's truck and he wanted me to have it. I was really moved that they were letting me have his dad's old truck. I offered $2000 out the door, they said $2200 they'd tune it up and give it a fresh oil chage wash it af well. I picked her up after work and drove off with my new old truck. I've had 3 newer f150's, still have one now, but I drive this truck EVERYDAY. My wife even drives it and loves it better than her Nissan Frontier. It's such a solid truck that has a great ride. I get thumbs up daily and it still looks great. If you find one... grab it cause they will last. 3 years for me and counting, 230,000+ miles and I would drive it anywhere! it still runs like a new truck. RB53 from Cincinnati, Ohio"