Ford f150 xlt lairit
Specifications
| Year | 1989 |
| Mileage | 116,000 mi |
| Transmission | Auto |
| Fuel Type | Gas |
| Body Style | Truck |
| Condition | Fair |
| Title Status | Clean |
| Exterior Color | Grey |
| Engine | 8 cylinders |
Owner's Pitch
"Unique two-truck package deal! Featuring a low-mileage 1989 F-150 XLT Lariat with the reliable 5.0L V8 and a 1991 parts truck with a rare 5-speed manual. Both vehicles carry clean titles. Perfect for a restorer or Ford enthusiast looking for a solid SoCal project foundation. Open to offers!"
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Description
Overview: For sale is a pair of vintage Ford F-150 trucks. The primary vehicle is a 1989 XLT Lariat with a 5.0L engine. The secondary vehicle is a 1991 F-150 with a 6-cylinder engine and a 5-speed manual transmission.
Primary Truck Details: The 1989 Ford XLT Lariat is finished in gray and features an automatic transmission. It was originally intended to be a project vehicle, but current circumstances prevent further work on the truck.
Secondary Truck Details: The green 1991 Ford serves as an excellent parts vehicle or secondary project, featuring a desirable manual gearbox. Both trucks come with clean titles and are being sold together.
Sale Terms: This is a package deal for both trucks. I am open to all reasonable offers (OBO) to ensure these vehicles go to a good home where the project can be completed.
Market Highlights
- The OBS Renaissance: In 2026, the 'Old Body Style' Ford trucks have transitioned from workhorses to genuine collectibles. Buyers value the simplicity of the 5.0L EFI engine and the iconic square-body aesthetic, making low-mileage examples like this 1989 highly desirable for restoration.
- The Two-Truck Advantage: Offering a primary vehicle alongside a donor/parts truck is a significant value-add in the vintage market. Having a second clean-title chassis and a manual transmission setup provides the buyer with immediate equity and a library of spare components for long-term maintenance.
- Hesperia/SoCal Market: Southern California vehicles are prized nationally because they lack the frame-rotting salt damage found in other regions. A clean-title, 116k-mile Ford truck in the Inland Empire commands a premium as a 'dry' project that can be driven while being improved.