1967 Ford F-250 Longbed Camper Special Pickup 4-Speed
Introducing this 1967 Ford F-250 Longbed Camper Special 4-Speed, a classic work truck finished in its factory two-tone combination of Wimbledon White (M) and Frost Turquoise (B), paired with a blue interior. This California black-plate example reflects an era when Ford trucks were built with a focus on durability, simplicity, and everyday usability.

Highlights:
- California Car
- Factory Color: Wimbledon White (M) and Frost Turquoise (B)
- 4-Speed Manual Transmission
- V8 Engine
- 2-Barrel Carburetor
- Power Steering
- Drum Brakes
- Floor-Mounted Shifter
- Rear Frame-Mounted Receiver Hitch
- 16-Inch MB Motor Sports Aluminum Wheels
- $38,231.29 in Service Receipt Copies (1992-2025)

Power comes from a V8 paired with a 4-speed manual transmission, offering a straightforward and engaging driving experience. The setup is simple and dependable, consistent with the truck's original purpose as a heavy-duty hauler. Drum brakes provide stopping power, and the overall driving feel stays true to its vintage roots.

The exterior carries classic F-250 styling, including factory badging, chrome trim, and a chrome front bumper. A diamond-plate rear step bumper adds utility, while the 16-inch MB Motor Sports aluminum wheels with Corsa Highway Terrain tires give it a practical, ready-for-use stance.

Inside, the cabin remains functional and period-correct, featuring a bench seat, Panasonic radio, 3-spoke steering wheel, manual crank windows, vent windows, dual side mirrors, and a fender-mounted antenna. Everything is laid out with simplicity in mind, reflecting the straightforward design of trucks from this era.

This example is supported by $38,231.29 in documented service receipts spanning from 1992 through 2025, reflecting consistent maintenance and long-term ownership care, with records that show ongoing attention over several decades and provide helpful insight into the work performed and overall upkeep. It was originally built at Ford's San Jose, California, assembly plant, a facility that played an important role in producing vehicles for the West Coast during this period, which helps explain its California plates and its continued presence in the region over the years.

The Camper Special package was designed specifically to handle the added weight of slide-in campers, often including upgraded suspension components and wiring provisions, making these trucks especially versatile for both work and travel. A solid representation of a classic American pickup that remains practical and enjoyable to own, mechanically sound. For $21,750