Other engine offerings include a 32-valve, 6.0-liter Power Stroke diesel with four power ranges, generating up to 230 horsepower and 620 pound-feet of torque and an 18-valve C7 Caterpillar 7.2-liter I-6 diesel with up to 300 horsepower and 860 pound-feet of torque.


Ford F-650 / F-750 Safety and Security

Ford F-650 and Ford F-750 has a heavy-duty braking system. The high-efficiency hydraulic brake system is standard; an air brake system is optional.

Both hydraulic and air brakes have a standard four-wheel anti-lock system (ABS) designed to eliminate wheel lockup and help the driver maintain control during severe braking.

Ford's innovative BeltMinder safety belt reminder system is standard, as are safety belts for every seating position.


Major Features and Options

XL includes: Air conditioning; solar-tinted glass; chrome front bumper; chrome grille; halogen headlamps; stainless exterior mirrors; assist handles; power point; interior lamp; two-speaker AM/FM stereo radio; speed control; tilt steering; intermittent wipers; anti-lock brakes and dual batteries.

XLT adds: Power windows and door locks; four-speaker audio system with in-dash single-CD player; high-back seating; tow hooks and cab back panel cover.

Numerous options include a front frame extension, power take-off provision and vertical exhaust system, among others.



Ford F-650 / F-750 Milestones

1928
Model A Open Cab Pickup and AA Chassis are introduced
1932
An all-new Model B pickup and new Model BB truck chassis are introduced, along with the famous Ford "flathead" V-8
1952
Ford enters a new era in engine technology with an overhead-valve configuration
1953
F-900 places Ford in the Class 7 market segment for the first time
1966
Power steering becomes available across the F-Series range
1968
Heavy-duty diesel engine first available
1969
Power brakes and air conditioning first offered
1969
Kentucky Truck Plant opens
1999
New Class 6 and Class 7 F-650 and F-750 trucks introduced
2000
Luxury Ford F-650 SuperCrewZer debuts
2002
Ford F-750 models offer a 33,000-pound GVWR Tractor Package for beverage delivery

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