1979 Ford F-150 Short Bed 4×4

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Specifications

Engine	302ci V8	Transmission	4 Speed Manual
Mileage	74,241	VIN	F14BNE00000
Exterior Color	Red	Interior Color	Black
Seller Type	Dealer	Location	Atlanta, Georgia

Vehicle History

This 1979 Ford F-150 is a factory Short Bed 4x4 pickup, powered by a 302ci V8 engine and mated to a 4-Speed Manual transmission with granny gear. Finished in bright Red with a Black vinyl interior, this truck features a 6" Pro Comp suspension lift, matched 4.56 front and rear gears, and 37” all-terrain tires on Pro Comp 8-hole alloy wheels.

Exterior
* Newer bright Red paint
* Factory short bed (117” wheelbase)
* 6” Pro Comp suspension lift
* 37” all-terrain tires
* Pro Comp 8-hole alloy wheels
* Spray-in bedliner

Interior
* Black vinyl bench seat
* Color-matched red dash and door jambs
* Padded dash and sun visors
* Factory Ford steering wheel
* JVC AM/FM/CD stereo
* Floor-mounted shifter
* Custom shifter knob
* Variable speed windshield wipers
* Sliding rear glass window

Mechanical
* 302ci V8 engine
* 4-Speed Manual with granny gear
* 4x4 drivetrain
* 4.56 front and rear gear ratio
* Power front disc brakes
* Power steering

Maintenance / Vehicle History 
The current owner purchased it approximately five years ago and completed a restoration on an already solid Tennessee barn-find. It is described as being super clean, solid and straight. The frame remains unmodified, the original VIN tag in the door shows this is a 117” wheelbase, or a short bed. This Dentside Ford has 74,241 miles (exempt) and is located in Georgia. Clean Tennessee title included.

🧠 Did you know
The 1979 Ford F-150 Short Bed closed out the sixth generation of Ford pickups with bold style and classic muscle-era utility. With its boxy lines, chrome grille, and squared-off stance, it embodied the rugged confidence of late-'70s American trucks. Under the hood, buyers could choose from workhorse engines like the 300ci inline-six or big-block V8s, all built for torque and durability. The short bed configuration gave it a sportier, more agile feel, making it just as capable at the job site as it was cruising Main Street. Whether outfitted for hauling or dressed in two-tone paint with rally wheels, the ’79 F-150 remains a blue-oval icon—tough, timeless, and built to last.

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