Tailgate support
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From: Marine on Saint Croix, MN
They are not very common - I just won a bid on eBay for a set this past Saturday and am anxiously waiting the arrival. I've been looking for about 6+ months. Good luck with your quest!
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1961/63 F100/250 Uni:
C1TZ-6644400-C (replaced C1TB-6644400-A, B & C) .. Right Tailgate Support / Obsolete
NOS PARTS LTD in Waxahachie TX has ONE = 972-937-2201.
No Ford Dealer, no other obsolete parts vendor has any.
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C1TZ-6644401-C (replaced C1TB-6644401-A, B & C) .. Left Tailgate Support / Obsolete
No Ford Dealer or obsolete parts vendor has any.
C1TZ-6644400-C (replaced C1TB-6644400-A, B & C) .. Right Tailgate Support / Obsolete
NOS PARTS LTD in Waxahachie TX has ONE = 972-937-2201.
No Ford Dealer, no other obsolete parts vendor has any.
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C1TZ-6644401-C (replaced C1TB-6644401-A, B & C) .. Left Tailgate Support / Obsolete
No Ford Dealer or obsolete parts vendor has any.
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From: Ponder, TX
I am missing those brackets also. Maybe custom make a couple. Probably a piece of chain with rubber hose over it would work for a few years. Deluxe kit has two chains.
one for each side. Time to hit the wrecking yard again.
one for each side. Time to hit the wrecking yard again.
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From: Ponder, TX
take a photo
I'll take the camera to the wrecking yard today
and see about taking photos of the tailgate supports if I can't scrounge them along with some other parts.
3/3/2013 edit there were none to be see, that is tailgate supports. i did add a photo from a parts manual that showed what they looked like on a drawing.on albums page
and see about taking photos of the tailgate supports if I can't scrounge them along with some other parts.
3/3/2013 edit there were none to be see, that is tailgate supports. i did add a photo from a parts manual that showed what they looked like on a drawing.on albums page
Last edited by ponderbuzzard; Mar 3, 2013 at 06:35 PM. Reason: parts not available to photograph
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Thank you!
Thanks so much. I have one on the way now. I also added a new website to my collection.
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parts manual photo
I captured this from an old Ford illustration catalog, on my albums page.
Ford Truck Enthusiasts Forums - ponderbuzzard's Album: Garage - moneypit - Picture
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From: Marine on Saint Croix, MN
My tailgate supports just arrived today - the rods look to be about 5/16" diameter. I had thought about maybe making some out of flat bar stock but was unsure of what to do with the ends.
The first picture shows what they look like on the truck:
The next four show the length of the supports from the ends and the middle hinge area.
This final picture shows the two different ends:
Hope these help inspire someone to make their own supports. I'd really like to see what people come up with. I had thought about just using covered chains but it doesn't look like there's enough room.
The first picture shows what they look like on the truck:
The next four show the length of the supports from the ends and the middle hinge area.
This final picture shows the two different ends:
Hope these help inspire someone to make their own supports. I'd really like to see what people come up with. I had thought about just using covered chains but it doesn't look like there's enough room.
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