Vehicle
Lincoln Blackwood
An F-150 SuperCrew with a sealed, carpeted, power-tonneau load bed that cannot carry anything a pickup bed normally carries — which is why roughly three thousand were built and why it lasted a single model year in North America. Mechanically it is an F-150: 5.4 Triton, 4R100 automatic, rear drive only, and every powertrain and chassis procedure for that truck applies. Everything specific to it is the bed and its electrics — the tonneau motor, the LED bed lighting and the rear air suspension — and none of it is obtainable new.
Generations
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First generation 2001–2003
Sold as a 2002 model in the United States and into 2003 in Mexico. No four-wheel-drive version was ever built.
- Body styles
- Pickup
- Platform
- Ford P2 (F-150)
- Engines
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- 5.4 V8 — TRITON · petrol · 224 kW (300 hp) · 481 Nm (355 lb-ft) · InTech DOHC
- Transmissions
- 4-speed automatic
- Drivetrain
- Rear-wheel drive
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