I ordered the CD for the Ford truck Part numbers. I need odds and ends of stuff like weatherstripping and other odds and ends of stuff. I called local Ford dealer and got the chuckle from the parts guy when I sad 1965 C600. Is there any only sources? Or used truck graveyards? I am in New Hampshire.
Here's what the Vin Plate revealed: (thanks Bill!)
C61 = C600 (gas).

M = 330 2V H/D FT Engine.

U = Louisville KY Assembly Plant.

732162 = 1966.. assembled August 1965.

153" Wheelbase.

9 = Not listed for 1965; 1966 or 1967, could have been a mistake, as *J* = Rangoon Red.

C612 = C600 (gas) .. 22,000 lbs. GVWR

A91: A = Light Gray Crush Vinyl & Gray Twill Stripe Woven Plastic / 91 = 91B Custom Cab.

L = Clark model 2651-V1 or 2653-V1 5 Speed Direct.

*-*(blank)D: Blank = Rear Axle was a Domestic Special Order / D = Ford Rockwell-Timken 7,000 lbs. Capacity Front Axle (Special Order, but not a DSO).

22,000 Lbs. Gross Vehicle Weight Rating.

160 net HP @ 3,800 RPM

131368:

13 = NYC NY Ford District Sales Office, where the original selling dealer ordered the truck from.

1368 = Domestic Special Order number, truck ordered special by the original purchaser, not "bought off the lot."

The rear axle is a Domestic Special Order, but there's no way to discover what it is, or what else might be a DSO, as FoMoCo THREW AWAY all the records decades ago.

 

You have two choices:

1) List all the parts you need here in this forum, or...

2) email me: sylhall@aol.com and we'll discuss all the parts you need.

I'm in CA

 

For the benefit of the forum, it would be better to do it here than private email...

 

I disagree, simply because there would be a tremendous amount of typing I'd have to do.

OP wants weather strips, there are 2 for the windshield, 1 for the back glass, 2 for the quarter windows, each door has 6 w/strips.

All are obsolete. I'd have to post all the part numbers, then search and type the sources/phone numbers for any I found NOS

Plus the OP wants other 'odds and ends.'

 

You don't type email?

 

I get the OP's number, pass out the part numbers/sources using the "Ameche." Much easier doing it this way than typing 100's of words with arthritic mitts.