06malibu

and I guess it could be a 4wd with the badges gone cause they are aftermarket wheels it looks like but the hubs are covered which I have seen done which doesn't make sense

2000fordf1504x4

I'm thinking gasser too

jt94

Black pump handle. Usually has. Diesel tends to be green

2000fordf1504x4

I was thinking that too but I've seen it different colors around here or if u run the wrong color fuel it might not have that color Handel

jt94

See this is true. Flaw in slaw

2000fordf1504x4

Ya lol the dmax I have has had red through it a few times

jt94

Red diesels bettah.

2000fordf1504x4

I know it is and when u have access to a 500 gal barrel of it

FordmanUGA

Whoops, I didn't even notice the pump handle, so that narrows it down to 5.4 or 6.8. Something is throwing me off on whether it's a 4X4 or a 2WD though, like was mentioned the hubs are covered therefore that might be throwing me off. But it looks like a 2WD to me because the 4WDs have a solid front axle with tie rods, I think that's what they're called, coming off the rear of the axle and attaching to the frame. Te 2WDs don't have them, at least I've never seen them on the 2WDs, from the picture hear I can't see the tie rods and that makes me believe it's a lifted 2WD. Wouldn't be the first time I was wrong though, lol.

Better hope DOT never sees that you've used off road diesel in your truck, that's a pretty hefty fine, at least here in GA it is. And they will randomly pull anyone driving a first over and run a dipstick down their fuel spout to check here. That red die lasts even after the diesel is gone, I can't remember how long, but even if you use regular diesel after using off road diesel once the due lingers for a whole. Just a heads up.

jt94

That suspension has torsion bars(think that's the technical term) and 2wd from that age have them too