There is a 1987 f150 for sale for 1500$
The motor is not in the truck because he was fixing it up and ran out of money. He sent me a picture and the motor is in the back of the truck leaning over. Is this a problem with the oil being on one side? Also the transition has like 300 miles on it. But it needs a converter. Are they easy to find?
Also the motor is not the one that came with the truck but it's a 351. Is that a good motor? Please help!!!!!!

 

there is no problem with it leaning on its side you will have to pull plugs and check to see if oil is in cylinder thats all but the motor being the wrong one out here in cali that will not fly unless its a newer motor then the truck. and the a 351 is good but that all depends on year and who you talk to hope this helps

 

But is 1500 a good price or should I go lower

 

is it 4x or not and it kinda sounds like alot of work for that much money also how much do you like it thats what matters i would say more like 800 and torq converters are every where out here

 

The problem is you dont know the condition of the moter or trans..what IS said and what is IS are often two diferent things if you know the seller and trust him/her maybe total stranger Iwould pass or buy it as a rolling chasis at a much lower price and then if the engine or trans is toast your not out Bubbabud 2011 XLT SC Ecoboost

 

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That's a $500 truck around here, if that.

 

Ok how hard is it to put a 351 motor back in to a truck?

 

same up here. what engine is it? and does he have every intake and exhaust hole plugged up? that is another thing to look out for as well.