Another 11 digit VIN question
NumberDummy, or others, can help me establish just what it is.
VIN in glovebox is: F75N0U37533
144" WB, 170 h.p.@ 3600 rpm, Color-S, Date-01W, Trans-J, Axle-53 Engine block casting- ECT6015B



I appreciate any and all help!
I bought this truck in 1995, and hauled 1000's of yards of sand with it, which is a lot of trips with a 6 yard dump! Since then, it has mostly just
sat in the woods in northern MN. I always kept fresh gas in it, and started/drove it a few times each summer, to keep it alive.
Unfortunately, a large tree fell across the windshield while it was parked, but I have a straight roof to graft on at some point. Will need a new dash.
Two days ago, I hauled it 155 miles on a trailer to its' next job, hauling the spoils from a 1700 cu. yd. pond dig.
It has zero brakes at this point, so a little work needed there.
Thanks to all, I really like this big truck forum! Mike
Last edited by real550A; Oct 19, 2012 at 11:05 AM. Reason: additional info
I'm hoping NumberDummy can help me establish just what it is.
VIN: F75N0U37533 / 144" WB / 170 h.p.@ 3600 rpm / Color-S / Date-01W / Trans-J / Axle-53
VIN/Date code says 1960. The grille is from a 1959.
F75 = F750.
N = 302 Lincoln derived Y block.
0 = 1960.
U = Louisville KY Assembly Plant.
37533 = 1960 Numerical Sequence of Assembly, the trucks specific serial number.
144" Wheelbase.
170 net HP @ 3,600 RPM
S = Special order paint color.
01W = September (W-2nd year) 1, 1960.
J = Clark 5 Speed Direct.
53 = Eaton Two Speed Rear Axle / 6.50/9.04 / 16,000 lbs. Rear Axle Capacity.
That's great information to know. This was originally a Hennepin County, MN. truck, thus the special order paint.
One inconsistency I see is, my engine has casting #ECT6015B which, according to other sites, is a 332 HD/Lincoln block. Probably been changed. It does have a 4-barrel Holley on the stock manifold, and ram's horn exhaust manifolds. It sure does run nice!
I sure appreciate your effort, you may have the Numbers, but you aint
no Dummy! Mike




