Used 1994 Ford F-150 Regular Cab Consumer Reviews
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Just keeps going and going.....
The more I read the horror stories of new and late model vehicles, the more I love my 1994 F150. At 18 yrs old (with reg maint) it just never lets me down. Its nothing fancy and i do use it for what it was intended for, but with just regular maint, it doesnt cost me a fortune to operate. It is a 5 litre V8 XLT 2wd reg cab with an 8 ft box and is my daily driver and I just love the design of the 1992-96 F150s. l also love the looks of the 04 and later F150s, but after reading consumer reviews here on Edmunds, i think I'll stick to my 'Ol Reliable trusty "94. Just like they say....they dont make 'em like they used to. Old Fords never die, they just keep going and going.....
One tough Ford
I just received this truck 2 days before thanksgiving. It was towed to my house by flatbed after sitting 8 years in a field. The truck ran when it was parked in December of 06 after the owner had a stroke and then passed away. After making the determination that the 4.9L (300 cid) engine would turn over, I started to work on cleaning it up, giving a good tune up and replacing the fuel tanks, fuel pumps, and sending units as well as all the hoses, and belt. A new battery, a set of new tires, the truck cranked right up and has been excellent to run. After 500 miles, I drained the oil, and it looked just as clean as it was the day I put it in.
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One Tough Truck
I'm a professional dog trainer, i have an 8 hold dog topper mounted on the truck with dry storage and a 15 gallon water tank. I also tow behing this truck a 4 hole dog trailer which also carries my four wheeler and other gear. The 300 inline v6 is remarkable, alot of trainers are amazed at my trucks capabilities. I would not trade my truck for no other truck out there. I just wish i would have bought one with four wheel drive.
Yeehaw!
What can I say, I bought this thing for $400 bucks. For a 25yo pickup, I think it actually drives pretty well and has no problems navigating the busy streets of my locale. It looks like it's driven to hell and back, the interior smells like an old shoe, it leaks a copious amount of oil on the pavement, and neither power window works. BUT, the radio sounds great and I can park it anywhere without fear of someone slamming their door into it, knowing that they'll do more damage to their car than mine. It's really easy to work on and I know this because it's probably had a dozen or so previous owners as the odometer just hit 320k miles. The transmission was slipping a bit when I got it, but a $14 bottle of transmission sealer got it shifting okay again. I know I look like a hillbilly driving it, but there's comfort in knowing that your truck was better built than the next guy's lame CUV and that you can squash him like a bug if you so please. Bonus: people tend to move over when they see you approaching in their mirror. I take this as a good thing, though I'm sure some would disagree.
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One of the most reliable and enduring vehiclesos
It is very reliable, you can practically take it anywhere. It is comfortable and very strong. As of 2018, this truck is still running very smoothly.
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