Used 2007 Ford Trucks For Sale
Used 2007 Ford trucks F-250 to F-750 with Power Stroke, Cummins or Cat. Compare payload, body specs, floor strength, tare weight, corrosion.
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About Used 2007 Ford Trucks
Powertrain options in 2007 include the 6.0L Power Stroke diesel in Super Duty, 5.4L gas V8 and 6.8L V10 gas on many chassis cabs, plus Cummins ISB or Caterpillar C7 on F-650 and F-750 with Allison 2000 or 3000 series automatics. The 5R110 TorqShift automatic is common on Super Duty, it handles PTO work well when maintained. Most Super Duty diesels of this year do not use DEF and typically do not have a DPF, medium duty engines aligned to EPA 2007 often do carry a DPF, so ask about regen history, ash load, and any recent sensor or filter service. Gear ratio and tire size drive towing and gradeability, 4.30 or 4.88 ratios favor startability and PTO work, taller gears reduce cruise RPM.
Upfit quality determines floor strength, thermal integrity, and corrosion resistance on box, reefer, dump, and service bodies. For dry van bodies, look for 12 inch crossmember spacing with hardwood or laminated apitong floors rated for at least 4,000 to 6,500 pounds per forklift axle, aluminum treadplate at the rear, 12 to 24 inch scuff liners in UHMW or plywood, and bonded panels that have not delaminated. Refrigerated bodies should show tight thermal breaks, closed cell foam thickness of 2.5 to 4 inches, pliable door gaskets, and clean drain tubes, poor seals and wet floors kill thermal integrity and fuel economy. Dump and platform bodies benefit from AR400 or 3/16 inch steel floors, or aluminum decks to cut tare, stainless hardware and undercoating slow corrosion in salt regions. Verify body builder tags for inside width, floor rating, and overall height to ensure dock compatibility and route clearance.
On a 2007 diesel, factor in known maintenance items. The 6.0L Power Stroke runs well when updated with quality EGR cooler solutions, healthy oil cooler, clean turbo vanes, good FICM voltage, and documented cooling system service. ISB and C7 units with DPFs should show successful passive or manual regens, minimal differential pressure at idle, and current calibrations. Inspect frame rails, spring hangers, cab mounts, and radiator support for rust, check brake lines and fuel lines for scaling, and examine body gutters and door frames for corrosion. Match actual payload to your route by weighing the truck as configured, compare the scale ticket with door jamb GVWR and axle ratings, and confirm wheelbase and CA match your body length for proper weight distribution and stable handling.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which engines were offered on 2007 Ford trucks and what are the trade offs
Super Duty models commonly used the 6.0L Power Stroke diesel, plus 5.4L V8 and 6.8L V10 gas options. F-650 and F-750 typically run Cummins ISB or Caterpillar C7 paired with Allison automatics. Gas engines are simpler and avoid diesel aftertreatment, but use more fuel. The 6.0L delivers strong torque and good PTO manners when cooling system, EGR cooler, turbo and FICM are maintained. Medium duty diesels offer long service life and heavy PTO capability, but 2007 calibrations may include a DPF that requires periodic service and proper regen operation.
Do 2007 Ford medium duty trucks use a DPF and what should I check
Many 2007 Cummins ISB and Cat C7 installations meet EPA 2007 and include a diesel particulate filter. Review service records for filter cleanings, sensor replacements, and software updates. On a test drive, watch for frequent active regens, high exhaust temps, or derates. Scan for DPF differential pressure, soot load, and regen counters. Inspect the DOC and DPF canisters for damage or leaks, and verify that the truck reaches proper operating temperature for passive regen during your duty cycle.
What floor and body specs matter on a 2007 Ford box or reefer truck
Focus on crossmember spacing, wood species and thickness, and the forklift floor rating per axle. Look for 12 inch spacing with hardwood or laminated apitong, aluminum threshold protection, and 12 to 24 inch scuff liners to protect walls. For reefers, check foam thickness, thermal breaks, door seals, drain tubes, and reefer hours, a tight body with good seals preserves thermal integrity and fuel economy. Confirm inside width, door opening height, and dock plate compatibility with your freight profile.
How do I estimate usable payload on an F 550 or F 650 from 2007
Start with the door jamb GVWR, subtract a current scale weight of the truck as configured with body, fuel, and tools. Verify individual axle ratings and do not exceed GAWRs even if the GVWR looks within limits. Body material matters, aluminum platforms and service bodies can save several hundred pounds compared with steel, improving payload and braking performance. Wheelbase and CA must match body length so axle loads stay balanced under cargo.
Are 2007 Ford diesel trucks compliant with California Truck and Bus rules
Many 2007 engines are not currently compliant for unrestricted operation in California without an approved retrofit or replacement, since the rule generally requires a 2010 model year or newer engine by phased deadlines. Always check the latest CARB Truck and Bus regulation, verify engine family and emissions label, and confirm any verified DPF retrofit or engine swap with CARB EO numbers before planning operations in California or similar clean air jurisdictions.


