460-Powered 1977 Ford F-150 Custom 4x4

Description

OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE

Introduced in 1975 as part of Ford’s sixth-generation F-Series, the F-150 quickly became a cornerstone of the American pickup market, offering durability, versatility, and a wide range of configurations. By 1977, the F-150 4x4 Custom embodied the rugged spirit of the era, combining classic styling with proven off-road capability. Today, these trucks are celebrated for their simplicity, mechanical robustness, and timeless design.

This 1977 Ford F-150 Custom 4x4 wears a charming Wimbledon White and Dark Jade Metallic two-tone finish with patina and features a 460ci V8 engine swap, a rebuilt transmission and transfer case, and refurbishment work focused on mechanical integrity and cabin presentation. While the body is claimed to retain its original paint, the cabin and engine bay benefits from extensive refurbishing--bidders are encouraged to view them in the photo gallery.

This 460-Powered F-150 is now offered with a clean Illinois title in the seller’s name.

Highlights

• 460ci V8 engine fitted with a Holley carburetor

• C6 3-speed automatic transmission

• Finished in two-tone Wimbledon White and Dark Jade Metallic paint

• Reupholstered Jade Green vinyl, cloth, and carpet interior

• Refurbished engine compartment

Modifications

• 15" white steel wheels with 33x12.50R15LT BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A tires

• Front bull bar bumper attachment and rear utility bumper

• Steering column-mounted AutoMeter tachometer

• Bed-mounted roll bar

Servicing

According to the seller, the following work was performed under current ownership:

• Body & Structure

  • Rusted floor pans replaced with Auto Metal Direct panels

  • Undercarriage panels finished for corrosion protection

  • Original paint preserved with visible patina

• Mechanical

  • New gas tank and stainless steel fuel lines

  • Rebuilt transmission and transfer case

  • New brakes installed

• Interior & Engine Bay

  • Interior restored to near factory condition

  • Engine bay detailed and refreshed

Known Imperfections

• Paint and body imperfections, including scratches and small dents

• Patina and corrosion throughout bodywork and bed

• Some corrosion present on undercarriage components

• Cracks in dashboard pad and steering wheel rim

Additional Notes

From the seller: “This truck is not hiding its flaws—it wears its original paint with pride, showing scratches, dents, and patina that speak to its history. Mechanically, it’s been sorted with a strong 460 V8, rebuilt drivetrain, and fresh brakes. The interior and engine bay look fantastic, and the truck runs and drives as it should. It’s a rare color combination and a solid candidate for preservation or further restoration.”