Tom's Offroad carries a wide selection of 1973–1979 Ford truck parts including body sheet metal, suspension components, drivetrain parts, interior trim, and engine accessories. Whether you're restoring a daily driver or building an off-road rig, the 73-79 F-Series is well-supported with both OEM-style replacement and performance upgrade parts.

Many 1973–1979 Ford F-Series parts share compatibility within the generation, but fitment can vary by cab style, drivetrain, and engine. Some suspension and brake components cross over with the earlier 1967–1972 trucks, while body sheet metal is typically year-specific. Always confirm fitment by year and model before ordering.

Lift kits, radius arm upgrade kits, coil spring spacers, and steering stabilizers are all popular suspension upgrades for 1973–1979 Ford trucks. These trucks respond well to a 2–4 inch lift, which opens up room for larger tires and improves off-road capability without major driveline modifications.

Replacement body panels for 73-79 Ford trucks include floor pans, cab corners, rocker panels, and fenders. Tom's Offroad stocks both steel replacement panels and patch pieces for common rust areas. Measure carefully before ordering, as fitment differs between short and long bed configurations as well as regular and SuperCab models.

The 1973–1979 Ford F-Series came with several engine options including the 300 cubic inch inline-6, 302, 360, and 390 FE V8s, and the popular 400M and 460 big block V8s. The 300 inline-6 is known for reliability and torque, while the 460 is favored for heavy hauling and performance builds.