1977 Ford F250

This 1977 Ford F-250 Highboy 4x4 is an honest, usable classic Ford truck offered in work-truck / driver-quality condition. It is described as running and driving well and has received a number of recent updates, making it a solid candidate for continued use or gradual improvement.

Equipped with a divorced transfer case, this Highboy retains the classic Ford 4x4 configuration that enthusiasts look for in late-1970s F-Series trucks.

• 4x4 Highboy configuration

• Divorced transfer case

• Runs and drives well (reported)

• Numerous new parts installed (details available upon review)

• Brand new tires

• Brown exterior with faded paint

• Body shows dents and wear consistent with use

• Not represented as restored or show-quality

• Interior shows wear

• Headliner needed

• Interior could benefit from light cosmetic refreshing

• Driver-quality / work-truck condition

• Mechanically usable classic pickup

• Cosmetic imperfections disclosed

• Not a show truck

• 1977 Ford F-250 Highboy

• 4WD with divorced transfer case

• New tires

• Runs and drives

• Honest, usable vintage Ford truck

This F-250 is being offered as a classic work truck, with condition reflective of age, use, and maintenance history. It is not represented as restored, perfect, or show-quality. Buyers are encouraged to review photos and perform their own inspection to verify condition and suitability.

Purchase & Shipping
This vehicle is not currently owned by Butter Classics LLC but will be purchased by us upon buyer commitment. Butter Classics serves as a licensed dealer facilitating the purchase from a third-party seller.

We take possession of title and handle all funds to ensure a secure transaction. Pricing listed reflects our retail sale price and may include sourcing, inspection, transportation, and processing fees.

Vehicle is not located in Boise, Idaho.
Shipping available to the lower 48 states for a flat rate of $850.
Dealer doc fee of $595 applies.

All vehicle details, including photos and descriptions, are based on third-party information and believed to be accurate but not guaranteed. Buyers are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence prior to purchase.