1980 F150 Time Capsule in California w/36k original miles

[Rembrant]

This is a neat little Bullnose, very well intact except for the saggy headliner. Interesting colors, too. Clear signals, sliding door locks, all in nice condition. Kept inside I'd imagine.

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[FuzzFace2]

Really nice looking truck.
I dont think them hub caps came on it for that year did they?
I also thought that seat was in the later years too but I like it only in red

What transmission dose it have? SROD or RUG?
Think I answered my own question from my parts truck picture.

Dave ----

[Rembrant]

Dave,

Good call on the hubcaps. Ya know, I see those hubcaps all the time and I don't know if I've ever been too sure what years they're from. I know they carried over into the Bricknose era for sure, but when they started with the Bullnoses I do not know.

Shifter way back by the seat like that it's a 4spd OD for sure, but which one I don't know. I'd say it was the SMOD with the shifter position a bit to the left like that. SROD was similar though. They're both RUG's.

[salans7]

FuzzFace2 wrote

Really nice looking truck.
I dont think them hub caps came on it for that year did they?
I also thought that seat was in the later years too but I like it only in red

Dave ----

That specific seat upholstery was available on Ranger XLT trucks.

The hub caps are original, as shown here in the 1980 brochure:

[Gary Lewis]

Nice truck!

As for the hubcaps, our page at Documentation/Driveline/Wheel Covers shows those to be Type 6 and they were used on both the Broncos and F-Series from 1980 onwards.

[Gary Lewis]

Shaun beat me - but only by two minutes.