This 1966 Ford F-100 Camper Special pairs vintage utility with recent mechanical refurbishments, making it a strong candidate for both weekend drives and collector garages. Showing just over 55k miles, this truck features a rebuilt 390ci V8, C6 automatic transmission, spray-in bedliner, NP205 transfer case, and a Dana 60 rear end, all finished in its believed-original red and white color scheme.

Offered out of Detroit with a clean presentation inside and out, it’s ready to drive or display. Learn more, make an offer, or inquire today.

• Camper Special Heritage:  Introduced for heavy-duty recreational use, the Camper Special package featured upgraded suspension, cooling, and charging systems to support slide-in campers—distinguishing it from standard F-100s. These options helped make it one of the most versatile half-ton trucks of its era.
• Exterior Features:  The truck retains its believed-original red and white paint scheme, now accented by a spray-in bedliner, Bully side steps, and American Racing wheels with BFGoodrich tires. Disc brakes were added up front for improved stopping power, along with a new power brake booster and dual exhaust.
• Interior Presentation:  Inside, the white and red cabin has been refreshed with new carpet, a new headliner, and functional original-style gauges. Everything presents cleanly, and the cab layout remains classic and utilitarian without feeling stripped down.
• Powertrain & Drivetrain:  Under the hood is a rebuilt 390ci V8 mated to a C6 automatic transmission, sending power to a Dana 60 3.73 Posi-traction rear end. An NP205 transfer case supports 4WD functionality, and additional service updates include new coils, plug wires, belts, hoses, thermostat, and heater valve.