2007 Ford 150 V6 4.2
Specifications
| Year | 2007 |
| Mileage | 133 mi |
| Transmission | Manual |
| Fuel Type | Gas |
| Body Style | Truck |
| Condition | Good |
| Title Status | Clean |
| Engine | 6 cylinders |
Owner's Pitch
"Reliable 2007 F-150 with exceptionally low mileage for its age. Features the dependable 4.2L V6 and a rare manual transmission for those who prefer full control. Mechanically sound with a smooth-running engine and strong clutch. Ideal for a budget-conscious buyer willing to invest a little sweat equity into the cosmetics."
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Overview: This 2007 Ford F-150 features a reliable V6 engine and a manual transmission. While it requires some cosmetic attention, the mechanical components are in very good condition with only 133,000 miles on the odometer.
Mechanical Condition: The engine, transmission, and clutch are all strong and run smoothly. The seller has accounted for the vehicle's needs in the pricing, offering a solid 'heart' for a project or work truck.
Legal and Body: The truck has a clean title; however, the registration tags are two years past due. The buyer will be responsible for bringing the registration current. The exterior needs cosmetic work to restore its appearance.
Seller's Note: Serious inquiries only. No low-ball offers will be considered as the condition and mileage have already been factored into the asking price.
Market Highlights
- The Utility Floor: In the 2026 Southern California market, functional full-size trucks maintain a 'utility floor' value. Regardless of age, a running, driving F-150 rarely dips below $2,500 because of its inherent value as a tool for labor and hauling.
- Regional Hurdles: California's strict registration and emissions laws heavily penalize vehicles with lapsed tags. For a truck of this age, two years of back-fees represent a significant percentage of the total vehicle value, forcing a lower private party price to compensate the buyer.
- The V6 Manual Niche: While most SoCal truck buyers prefer V8 automatics for towing and traffic, the 4.2L V6 with a manual gearbox is prized by a small subset of buyers for its simplicity and easier long-term maintenance, though it remains harder to sell to the general public.