1979 Ford F350 Dually













Vehicle Description
Old-school workhorse with big-block attitude. This 1979 Ford F-350 Camper Special doesn't just show up-it shows out. Rocking a beefy 460 V8, this truck was built to haul, tow, and handle business without breaking a sweat. Whether you're dragging toys, hauling gear, or just rolling up looking like a legend, this thing's got the muscle to back it up. Finished in blue with silver accents, it's got that late-'70s Ford vibe that hits just right. Inside, it's a no-nonsense setup with a clean blue interior, bench seat, and all the room you need to ride in comfort. No frills, just function-with a side of badass. The flatbed out back means you've got all the utility in the world-ready for the farm, the job site, or loading up for the next swap meet. And since it's a Camper Special, it came factory-built for heavy hauling with reinforced suspension and upgraded cooling to handle the load. This isn't a truck that pretends to be tough. It is tough. Straight-up built Ford tough, the way they used to mean it.
Old-school workhorse with big-block attitude. This 1979 Ford F-350 Camper Special doesn't just show up-it shows out. Rocking a beefy 460 V8, this truck was built to haul, tow, and handle business without breaking a sweat. Whether you're dragging toys, hauling gear, or just rolling up looking like a legend, this thing's got the muscle to back it up.
Finished in blue with silver accents, it's got that late-'70s Ford vibe that hits just right. Inside, it's a no-nonsense setup with a clean blue interior, bench seat, and all the room you need to ride in comfort. No frills, just function-with a side of badass.
The flatbed out back means you've got all the utility in the world-ready for the farm, the job site, or loading up for the next swap meet. And since it's a Camper Special, it came factory-built for heavy hauling with reinforced suspension and upgraded cooling to handle the load.
This isn't a truck that pretends to be tough. It is tough. Straight-up built Ford tough, the way they used to mean it.