Ford Transit Delivery LWB Van 1978
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Specifications Ford Transit Delivery LWB Van 1978 blueprint
The Ford Transit Delivery LWB Van 1978 was a spacious and reliable work vehicle that was made by one of the worlds most recognized automotive companies. It was an attractive vehicle with its maroon colored paint and chrome accents that helped to make the vehicle stand out on the roads. It measured almost 7 feet tall and 17 feet long and had a wheelbase of almost 12 feet with ample room for cargo or extra passengers. The engine was a 4.1L V4 diesel powered engine that was capable of producing up to 100 hp and 131 ft-lbs of torque. This engine allowed the Transit to have a top speed of almost 90 mph, and towing capacity of up to 2,500 lbs. The vehicle had a manual transmission which had four forward speeds and one reverse gear and a dual-range transfer case that enabled low range and high range gearing. It was also equipped with drum brakes on all four wheels that were efficient and gave adequate stopping power. The interior was well-built and fit for purpose, with plenty of seating up front and a cargo area behind. The dashboard featured the standard from the era with an analogue speedometer and tachometer and digital fuel and temperature gauges. Overall this was a reliable workhorse that delivered many years of service to those lucky enough to own one. All parts and components were of the highest quality, with its robust construction and rust proof steel frame ensuring it stood the test of time. The Ford Transit Delivery LWB Van 1978 was a vehicle that was made to keep on going.
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