2016 parts safari results . 26 heaters , a large box of fresh air tubes , ash trays , glove box doors , 6 jack hold down thumb bolts, 4 NOS female dove tail assemblies , 2 fan shrouds , a LS door , a LS grille dagmar for a '52 7 sets of factory splash guards ,, door access panels . many defrost ducts & small parts . The door , 1 V8 fan shroud & grille bullet is spoken for . The other fan shroud is on hold for a FTE member .

 

more 2016 parts safari results

 

safari pics . Some one needs this out there some where . Please save it . '50 FORD script stake bed . All the cross pcs. are there & NOT rotted .

 

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more pics from the parts safari .

 

Very cool! Wish there was someplace like that by me.

 

What the heck are those NOS 11A-7023000's? That's a transmission series number, are they Overdrive relays?

Did you grab the radio install hardware from that 48-50 in post #2?

 

The verticals on that stake would be a nice addition to my stake bed.

 

Ross , I noticed that item right away . Not OD relays but female dovetail assemblies . Same part #on invoice .

 

Only 1 panel truck Rear doors were toast . Already planning the 2017 parts safari .
No 53 -56 panel trucks or regular cab models .

 

really cool

 

Isn't that weird, all those 48-52 trucks but no 53-56 regular cab trucks!

 

That's a body parts number, not a trans number. Trans part numbers have 4 or 5 digits (examples: 7113 or 7A098).

Body part complete numbers have 7 or 8 digits, broken down thusly: The first 2 numbers are the body style, the last 7 or 8 numbers are the particular part.

70 = 2 door sedan; 23000 = Front door dovetail-for the door latch (they're probably the same as 4 doors). 11A is the part number prefix for 1941 Ford cars, but part could relate to 1941/48 Ford/Mercury.

 

The rest of PS 2016