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1965 F600 Vin F60MLxxxxx What engine size?

I have a 65 F600 with 8 cyl. The first 4 digits of VIN is F60ML. I can not figure out what size engine does it have. I though it was a Y-block 292 but the distributor is mounted in front of the carb. I read that Y-blocks were opposite Thanks for your help
 
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No Y blocks in '65, I think they ended in '64.

Look at your intake manifold. It probably extends under the valve covers, correct?

You probably have a 330 in the FT engine family.

You got a 4 speed and 2 speed rear axle?
 
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Yes, I have a 4/2 trans/axel. The manifold number reads C4TExxx which says it's a 64 but the title says it's 65.
 
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Yes, I have a 4/2 trans/axel. The manifold number reads C4TExxx which says it's a 64 but the title says it's 65.
What year is it? Here the info. Look at the last 6 digits of your VIN.

1964 serial number range: 445,001 thru 580,000 / 1965: 580,001 thru 732,000

F60ML = 4th digit is the engine size = M = 330 H/D.

You can't date your truck by Ford ID numbers found on parts.

C4TE is the Ford ID number for the manifold...the same manifold was used 1964/72.
 
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It's 638130 which falls on 65. You've been a great help. Given these were not so widely used, I've had such a problem finding info
Do you have any idea what type of Holly 2bbl was used on these. I need to get a carb kit and most places can't get any data on F600s. thank you
 
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330 carburetor parts 1964/72 F-B-C-N600/700

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It's 638130 which falls on 65. You've been a great help. Given these were not so widely used, I've had such a problem finding info
Do you have any idea what type of Holly 2bbl was used on these. I need to get a carb kit and most places can't get any data on F600s. thank you
Welcome to FTE

1964/72 - Holley 2V ~ The following parts were used on all these years.

C0TZ-9A586-D .. Carburetor Tune Up Kit (Motorcraft CT-186-A)

C2TZ-9590-L .. Carburetor Major Overhaul Kit (Motorcraft CR-281)

C1TZ-9502-F .. Carburetor Gasket Set (Motorcraft CG-186)

D2HZ-9510-H .. Carburetor (Motorcraft CA-791-A).

C5TF-AS = The original 1964/65 carburetor ID number-found on a triangular shaped tag bolted on the airhorn.

NAPA and other parts stores can cross the above Motorcraft part numbers over to the brands they sell.

 
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Awesome. Thank you very much. Now one more question. Today (thanks to you) I bought the exhaust manifold gasket. They gave me 4 pieces. Two, look like any other Exhaust gasket but two the heat-shields, I have no idea how these go. Am I installing these on top of each other? The heat-shields were totally gone on my truck so I could not see how they weres installed? I really apreciate your advice.
 
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Awesome. Thank you very much. Now one more question. Today (thanks to you) I bought the exhaust manifold gasket. They gave me 4 pieces. Two, look like any other Exhaust gasket but two the heat-shields, I have no idea how these go. Am I installing these on top of each other? The heat-shields were totally gone on my truck so I could not see how they weres installed? I really apreciate your advice.
Are you asking which goes on the manifolds first?

Picture in parts catalog shows exhaust gaskets to intake manifold, the shields mount between the gaskets and the exhaust manifold.

btw: You can buy the "1964/72 Ford Truck Parts Catalog" (on a CD) from hipoparts.com for around $25.00. Hipo also sells it on ebay.
 
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Thanks again. that's what I needed. I will check out the CD Catalog.
You have been a lot of help. take care.
 
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Hello Bill. Got another questions. I got some info from old posts on the spark plugs for my 330HD. I found data on Motorcraft sp425. I bought a set and when I went to change them, the old ones were Motocraft SP3 series. What is the correct plug. It seemed the SP425 plogs were slightly longer. thanks
 
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Sorry if I have no ediquite, I'm new. I have a 65 F600 with a v8 and a 4th character of "A". Does anyone know what engine size that letter corresponds to? I surmise that Bill is the man. Sir, if you are listening, coud you help?
 
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I have a 65 F600 with a v8 and a 4th character of "A". Does anyone know what engine size that letter corresponds to?
Welcome to FTE

A = 1964/65 = 330 2V Medium Duty FT engine.

The spark plug used with the: 330 2V M/D / 330 2V H/D / 361 2V & 391 2V & 4V originally was Auto-Lite (Motorcraft) part number BTF-31.

 
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Thanks, what does the FT stand for and what do I gap the plugs at?
 
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Thanks, what does the FT stand for and what do I gap the plugs at?
FT = Ford Truck . Dunno the plug gap.
 
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That makes sense. Thanks for your help, it's greatly appreciated.
 


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