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Anyone know around what the MPG would be for a 1968 Ford F250 Pickup?
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ramcharger
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around 10 stop and go,15to16 on hwy. usage @speed limit,old truck,lots of old parts,really hard to say.
You won't find much information on a truck this old. Back when this truck was made gas was about 25 cents per gallon or less. Gas was cheap enough that you didn't care how much it used. You cared about how big the fuel tank was so you didn't need to fill up so often. The EPA didn't keep fuel mileage ratings back in 1968. However I would expect low teens on the highway.
I used to get about 16 highway with a 1971 F100 with a 302 automatic.
I used to get about 16 highway with a 1971 F100 with a 302 automatic.
sakoulesohippis
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Anywhere between 9 and 12 in the city, and between 14 to 16 in the highway. This also depends on how well the vehicle has been maintained, including carburetor performance, spark plug age and condition, air and fuel filter cleanliness and overall internal engine condition.