1975 crewcab locally, decoding the VIN?
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1975 crewcab locally, decoding the VIN?
Found it on CL. Thinking about picking it up.
I wanted to verify it came as a dually, what rear it may have, what ratio if possible.
Current drive line is a 460/c6.
From the door plate:
F35MCX20389
167 MF F351 33D GD6J
08000 1975 89
The axle did not have a tag, but this number was stamped in the housing:
034835 Maybe a Dana 70?
Tried searching for Vin decoder, decoder, but I'm getting some random threads.
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I wanted to verify it came as a dually, what rear it may have, what ratio if possible.
Current drive line is a 460/c6.
From the door plate:
F35MCX20389
167 MF F351 33D GD6J
08000 1975 89
The axle did not have a tag, but this number was stamped in the housing:
034835 Maybe a Dana 70?
Tried searching for Vin decoder, decoder, but I'm getting some random threads.
Pics:
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F35=F350 Pickup
M=390 cu in 4bbl V8
C=Ontario truck plant
X20389='75 model year serial number
WB 167= 167" wheelbase
Color MF= (M) white (F) dark ginger metallic
Model F351= F350 pickup 8000 GVW
Body 33D= (33) Light and medium ginger vinyl (D) Ranger cab w/ styleside box, crew cab
Trans G= Automatic transmission
Axle D6J= (D6)= Dana 70 limited slip 3.73 ratio (J) power steering
GVW 08000= 8000lb gross vehicle weight
1975= 1975 model year
DSO 89= Transportation Service
M=390 cu in 4bbl V8
C=Ontario truck plant
X20389='75 model year serial number
WB 167= 167" wheelbase
Color MF= (M) white (F) dark ginger metallic
Model F351= F350 pickup 8000 GVW
Body 33D= (33) Light and medium ginger vinyl (D) Ranger cab w/ styleside box, crew cab
Trans G= Automatic transmission
Axle D6J= (D6)= Dana 70 limited slip 3.73 ratio (J) power steering
GVW 08000= 8000lb gross vehicle weight
1975= 1975 model year
DSO 89= Transportation Service
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The 460/C6 was in a mild flood. Water got as deep as the floor boards. The engine is semi seized.
The PO has dumped diesel in both, but regardless, he wants them to go through and after rebuild install in a Lincoln project.
I picked up a 81 460/C6 out of a motor-home. Went and gave it a run, purred like a kitten, ran real good, that cost me $600.
The engine seller owns a shop next town over, and is pulling the 81' 460/c6 soup to nuts as part of the deal. Some new valve cover gaskets, removal of smog stuff, a good intake and headers, it will get dropped in the 75' crew.
After that, I'm going to reline the tanks if needed, although they look really good, do some overall service, go through the brakes, do a good interior cleanup, give it the best quickie paint job I can, put on some tires (shame cause, the tires on it are new but dry rotted), then drive the **** out of it.
Has a nice dual exhaust setup on it now, that will stay.
It will be my dump runner, Lowe's bish, pull my Jeep on the flatdeck. Pending how well the paint does, it might get driven to the local cruise in's.
Old motor will be out by tomorrow.
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