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I recently found a 1969 F600 chassis in a local junkyard....owner said $75 and I can take the whole thing or as much or as little as I want.
The GOOD...some interior parts ( That I want for my 69 F100 ) such as the dash with tach, am radio in good shape, all glass is good, doors are straight and quite clean, the hood is perfectly straight ( significant surface rust inside...) and various other trinkets I can use or sell on Ebay. The cab seems quite solid although I haven't looked close at the floor, the grill looks great ( it is painted )...is there any market for a heavy ford grill?
The BAD....The dash pad is shot ( DAMN ) fenders ( inner and outer ) are rotten, although I have no use for F600 Fenders anyway
The ??? - The engine appears to have an oil bath air cleaner....I thought the sticker on the cleaner said "330"...was there an FE block 330? The transmission is a 4 speed with a 2 speed rear end. Any market for these parts?
Should I bother with the engine and transmisson? I have no idea if the engine is loose?
What else should be of value off of the F600 trucks that might swap with the f100-F250?
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Hey Mike... my favorite thing, a junkyard find! Let me know if you need a place to haul it to or I might even have access to a trailer if needed. I'd be interested in the cab if it's decent - my front mounts are SHOT!
I realize there was a 361 and a 391 but it seems as if I have heard of a 330 before. I know a guy that recently bought an old dump truck and if I remember correctly he said it had a 330 in it and it looked like an FE. I will have to ask him about it next time I talk to him-not that it realy matters anyway.
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YES, I'VE GOT A 1969 F600 DUMP TRUCK WITH A 330HD MOTOR, WHICH HAS A MORE BEEFY LOWER END AND MORE DESIGNED FOR HANDLING A LOAD LIKE A DUMP TRUCK WOULD HAVE. THE MOTOR IN MINE HAS A BIG HOLE IN THE SIDE OF THE BLOCK WHERE A CONNECTING ROD CAME THROUGH THE SIDE WALL. I HAVE BEEN TRYING TO FIND A MOTOR FOR MINE AND AM HAVING A HARD TIME FINDING ONE LIKE IT. IT ALSO HAS A TANDEM REAREND AND A TWO SPEED TRANS WITH A SWITCH ON THE SHIFTER. LET ME KNOW IF THERE IS A 330HD OUT THERE TO BE GOT IN THE NORTH/SOUTH CAROLINA AREA. EMAIL AT JRCESNB@HOTMAIL.COM.
Well, tech questions are better in the truck forums, you are in the Iowa chapter here.
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the workhorse:86 F250 4x4 6.9 Diesel 4-spd, 4.10 axles
the other workhorse 92 F350 2wd crew cab,3.55 rear axle, 92 6bt Cummins, NV4500
the project: 78 F150 4x4 shortbed 351 auto Iowa Chapter leader, ASE certified parts specialist
Come on down and join us in the Iowa chapter, or your own local chapter!! Thanks, Roger
The 330 was an industrial engine, it was used in the heavier trucks, but it also used alot in the F350 Uhaul trucks. Supposed to be a very durable engine.
BTW there's an old ISU truck of about the same vintage for sale in Fairfield but this is
4WD.
Yep, have one in a 71F600. Runs good, the trans has issues...
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the workhorse:86 F250 4x4 6.9 Diesel 4-spd, 4.10 axles
the other workhorse 92 F350 2wd crew cab,3.55 rear axle, 92 6bt Cummins, NV4500
the project: 78 F150 4x4 shortbed 351 auto Iowa Chapter leader, ASE certified parts specialist
Come on down and join us in the Iowa chapter, or your own local chapter!! Thanks, Roger
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