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1. There's nothing at all "rare" about you're mass produced pickup truck.

2. I put it in the right section

3. You don't need two threads.

 

Only made this model for two years then switched to the model that doesn't say ford on tailgate and has the blue emblem on grill. Also they never made this truck in 5 speed manual trans. Which mine has been converted to. I consider it rare.

 

So there's only like 100k of them

It's a barebones f150 bro nothing rare about the number one selling pickup truck in America.
People will say anything these days to sell a vehicle

 

F-100*

 

It's been converted to a later model trans. Which means it came another way from the factory. A tailgate and the lack of a grill emblem do not make this truck rare.

"Rare" would be an explorer model. The top of the line you could get in 80/81. Which by the way, are the only two years for your supposedly "rare" options. And if you REALLY want to get technical the 7th generation f100/150 were produced from 1979-1986.

So please. Tell me again how your truck is "rare"

 

Didnt think it was actually possible to donkey punch someone over the internet

 

I concur. Because Ford cheaped out on the grill on its base model F series for a couple model years makes this...not rare. The fact it still runs is somewhat neat-o.

 

And they also made a F-100 Ranger, but yes this is not rare by any means. As stated the F-100 was a baseline truck it was actually started in the 1953 and ended in 1982 when they were last produced as the F-100 Ranger. So to the OP you might want to learn about your "rare" truck before you make false accusations. I did own a 1982 Ford F-100 Ranger myself so that is how I know the end year.