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1968-Present E-Series Van/Cutaway/Chassis Econolines. E150, E250, E350, E450 and E550

Econoline vs E-Series

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Mar 5, 2025 | 07:34 AM

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manicmechanic007

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Originally Posted by baddad457

Well here's another variation: I used to own a 69 Chateau Club Wagon. 123" WB. It was classed as an E330. SRW 1 ton, 16.5 wheels Dana 60 with the big assed 1 ton lug nuts (1-1/16")

How was the "class of fit" of those "old" inch and a steenth lug nuts?
Did it take 70 pounds of torque, just to screw them down, like the ones in the eighties?

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Mar 5, 2025 | 07:36 AM

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Agree
Same, same, same
I believe "all" the owners manuals said Econoline over the years
I sometimes spell out Econoline when searching for parts on Ebay

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