Tjkoch95

Hey guys! I recently purchased a 1995 f150 XLT with 143,000 miles on it and it has some rust but not too bad for being 21 years old. I am wondering should I worry about the rust right now since I spent 600 on it or should I try and stop it from spreading? I'm not planning on keeping it long term but would like it to look nice. If I should fix it would it be easier to buy a new box and put it on or bring it to a body shop? Thanks!!

Kat Christie

And heres more info from VIN #

MakeFORD

Year2004

ModelF-150

Factory DesignationF-150


Body Cab TypeRegular

Body ClassPickup

Engine Cylinders8

Displacement CC4600.0, 14633.648152

Displacement CI893, 280.70922283576

Displacement L4.6, 14.633648152

Drive Type4WD/4-Wheel Drive/4x4

Engine Model3406E

Engine KW184.9336

Fuel Type PrimaryGasoline

GV WRClass 2E: 6,001 - 7,000 lb (2,722 - 3,175 kg)

ManufacturerFORD MOTOR COMPANY, USA

SeriesF-Series

TrimF-Series

Vehicle TypeTRUCK

Brake System TypeHydraulic

AirBag Loc Curtain1st Row (Driver & Passenger)

Valve Train DesignSingle Overhead Cam (SOHC)

Engine ConfigurationV-Shaped

AirBag Loc Front1st Row (Driver & Passenger)

Fuel Injection TypeSequential Fuel Injection (SFI)

Engine HP248

Seat Belts AllManual

NCSA Body Type31

NCSA MakeFord

NCSA ModelF-Series pickup

AirBag Loc Side1st Row (Driver & Passenger)

Series2Styleside

NoteStyleside

Other Restraint System InfoSec. Gen. Air Bags

Steve83

This (LONG-DEAD) thread is about a '95 truck, and it's in the '87-96 forum. Why are you posting a bunch of nonsense about a 2004 truck?