The F-series models are the full size pickup trucks produced by Ford Motor Company and these are one of the best selling trucks in United States for more than three decades. The F-2 model was redesigned and released as Ford F250 model in the model year 1953.
Ford F250
1953 Ford F-250
The Ford F-250 model was introduced in 1953, and it undergone many changes in later generations. The initial model was equipped with a new 239 CID overhead valve Y-block V8 model, while the power steering was offered as optional.
1960 Ford Truck
Second Generation Ford F-250 model released in 1957 and the company had its production plant in Brazil. The super duty truck, F-250 was offered in rear wheel drive. The pickup truck released in this generation offered style, comfort and innovation.
Present Ford F-250
The current generation Ford F-250 model is offered in three cab configurations and four trim versions. The trim models include base model XL, XLT, FX4 and Lariat. The standard engine to the model is a 5.4 liter Triton V8 version that delivers 300 hp of power and 365 lb ft of torque. Also available is Triton V10 engine that can deliver 362 hp of power and 457 lb ft of torque. The standard transmission to the engines include 6-speed manual, while it offers 5-speed automatic as optional.
2009 Ford F250
The exterior dimensions of the Ford F-250 model are changed. It has the wheel base of 158.0 inches, length of 227.0 inches, height of 75.9 inches and width of 79.9 inches. It has the curb weight of 5628 lbs.