1978 Ford F-150 SuperCab

Here is a genuinely uncommon find for the vintage Ford enthusiast—a 1978 F-150 SuperCab that has survived the decades as an honest, original western North Dakota truck. The SuperCab body style is the detail that sets this one apart; extended-cab F-Series trucks of this era simply don’t surface often, and finding one this solid is rarer still. Hailing from the dry high plains, it carries the kind of clean, rust-resistant provenance that seasoned collectors prize, wearing its earned patina and rock chips as marks of a life honestly lived rather than flaws to hide. Under the hood sits the stout 400ci V8, converted years ago to run on propane and, per the previous owner, always fueled that way. Add power steering, power brakes, factory air conditioning, and cruise control that still works as it should, and you have a comfortable, usable classic hauler ready to drive and enjoy. If you value originality, rarity, and the character only a true survivor can offer, this SuperCab deserves your serious attention.

Engine & Drivetrain

Stout 400ci V8—a torque-rich big-block-family Ford powerplant well suited to effortless cruising and real-world hauling
Converted years ago to run on propane and, according to the previous owner, always fueled that way—a clean-burning setup that’s easy on internals and a distinctive talking point for the collector
Automatic transmission for relaxed, low-effort driving around town and out on the open road
Power steering and power brakes delivering easy, confident control behind the wheel
A dependable, straightforward drivetrain built for the kind of use that made these trucks legendary

Exterior

Hard-to-find SuperCab body style—the extended-cab configuration that rarely surfaces in honest, original condition and adds genuine desirability
Solid, dry-climate western North Dakota truck showing the authentic originality collectors look for
Earned patina and some rock chips that tell the truck’s honest story, with only minor rust noted in the SuperCab area
A true survivor’s presentation rather than a masked refresh—refreshingly authentic and correct
Detailed up-close video available for a thorough inspection of every panel

Interior

Comfortable, workmanlike cabin in good shape overall, reflecting the care this truck has received
Front seat fitted with a seat cover, preserving what’s underneath and easily tailored to your preference
Factory air conditioning for genuine warm-weather comfort
Working cruise control—a welcome convenience for relaxed highway miles
An honest, functional interior that’s ready to use and enjoy from day one

Additional Info

A genuinely rare SuperCab survivor—the kind of original, dry-state Ford that grows harder to source every year
Western North Dakota provenance meaning minimal rust and a solid foundation for preservation or a sympathetic freshening
Distinctive propane conversion setting this truck apart from the typical gasoline example

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