My '68 F250 is the newest F-series I've ever owned and I'm just starting to find my way around it. I'm ordering carpet (from Stock Interiors) but am perplexed on hump size. Can't find a tag on my tranny but can someone take a look at these pics and give me your expertise?

 

looks like the large hump for the Automatic C6 transmission

 

According to the Warranty Plate, OP's 1968 F250 came w/a 360 & C6.

 

It's a high hump.

 

There are two carpet sets available. One for the regular 'low hump' version and one for the 'high hump' version. --The high hump version obviously would take more carpet material to cover the additional height of the high hump cover.

 

By the way. Judging from just those few pictures, that truck is in darn nice shape. How about some more pics?

 

Here's a few pics. Haven't taken many yet.









This is the first pic I took when I saw it with it's For Sale sign in it (ser back window) . $2,000 obo.

 

nice looking truck , love the white with red interior .

 

Wow that's a real gem. I never understood the idea of the hitch on the front of the truck though. For people who can't back up?

 

That's for pushing the mother inlaw's wheel chair

 

?:Warn Part 61025 - Winch Mounting System - Fits 2000 to 2006 Yamaha Big Bear 400 - 4 Wheel Parts

 

Thanks White with red is always a goid combo.

 

That's for putting your boat in the water.

 

We used them at work when we had a large garage but had to fit big trailers into tight spaces. So much easier.



On the hump height - where do you measure from? Take a flat piece of stock, lay it across the hump and measure up from one of the floorboards?

 

Good looking pickem-up!

I always thought the front hitch mount was to put a winch but I like the other ideas as well; trailer spotting, boat loading, and mother-in-law pushing!