91 ford f350 XLT lariat dually
Specifications
| Year | 1991 |
| Mileage | 74,000 mi |
| Transmission | Auto |
| Fuel Type | Gas |
| Body Style | Pickup |
| Title Status | Clean |
Owner's Pitch
"Extremely rare find: 1991 Ford F-350 XLT Lariat Dually with only 74k original miles. This second-owner survivor features the powerful 460 V8, full service records since new, and is completely rust-free. Equipped with a tow package and 5th wheel hitch, it is ready for work or a collector's garage. Must see to appreciate."
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Overview: We are selling our 1991 Ford F-350 Dually in very good condition. This is a second-owner vehicle that has been exceptionally well-maintained and is fully equipped for towing and daily use.
Features and Mechanical: Powered by the reliable 460 V8 gas motor with only 74,000 original miles. Features include an automatic transmission, cold air conditioning, a tow package, and a 5th wheel hitch. It runs and drives great.
Condition and History: This truck is completely rust-free and comes with all service records dating back to when it was new. It is a truly 'must-see' example of a classic Ford workhorse.
Pricing: Offered at $14,500 or best offer. Serious inquiries only please.
Market Highlights
- The OBS Ford Craze: In 2026, the market for 1987-1997 Ford trucks has matured into a legitimate collector segment. 'Survivor' examples like this F-350 with under 100k miles are increasingly difficult to find, driving prices upward regardless of fuel economy concerns.
- The Gas vs Diesel Trade-off: While the 7.3L Powerstroke usually commands the highest prices, the 460 V8 gas engine is prized for its simplicity, lower maintenance costs, and impressive torque. For low-mileage recreational towing, it remains a highly viable alternative to modern, complex trucks.
- Southern California Rust-Free Premium: In the SoCal market, the absence of rust is the single largest value driver for vintage trucks. A 1991 F-350 that has avoided the corrosion typical of Eastern or Midwestern trucks commands a 15-20% regional premium from buyers who value structural integrity.