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Old 02-06-2012, 01:41 PM
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My family has owned from '64 what I think is a '59 F100. She started life as a Coca-Cola truck. She's in sad shape. Hasn't run since '82. Locals used for target practice. Meth-heads stole all the bright work except for the hood emblem, which I rescued. Blown engine. I want to resurrect her. But first, I need to determine the year: Serial number is F1000K25967
Color 8 (or "S" hard to tell)
Date 04A
It has a 292.
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Upon further review.
It's F10C0K25967.
So, it's a 1960.
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