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Just found this truck in a shop that we bought for work. Offered the guy a little cash and now its sitting in my driveway.
I know a little about it...360, 1974 i believe.
was wondering if anyone would read this door tag for me, and let me know exactly what i have.
F37YLT33780
F37=F350 2WD cab & chassis
Y=360 2bbl V8 engine
L=Michigan truck plant
T33780=1974 model year consecutive serial number
WB 161= 161" wheelbase
Color T= Red
Type F377=F350 cab & chassis dual rear wheels 10,000 lb Gross vehicle weight
Body 5 8= (5) medium red & dark red all vinyl interior (8) custom cab w/o back of cab equipment (this is the base trim model with no bed)
Trans F=Warner T18 4 speed manual tranmission
Axle 27J=(27) Dana 70 non-locking 4.10 ratio (J) w/ power steering
Max GVW 10000=10,000 lb max gross vehicle weight
DSO 48=ordered through the Detroit District Sales Office
Thanks Mike. Since you all deal with these a lot...do you know a estimate of what it would be worth? it does start, run, and drive. i was going to install a wooden stake bed and use it for hauling wood and such. just curious tho if I over or under paid.
Thanks Mike. Since you all deal with these a lot...do you know a estimate of what it would be worth? it does start, run, and drive. i was going to install a wooden stake bed and use it for hauling wood and such. just curious tho if I over or under paid.
Thanks
I'm probably the wrong person to ask that question. If I want something I tend to pay whatever it takes to get, not necessarily what its worth but if it's in good mechanical shape and can do the job you need it to do, I would say $2500-3000, with a lot of variation. Like real estate, the value of these trucks can vary wildly based on the location.
Ya done good and that bed looks like it will haul a lot of wood. I take it that you have a manual 4-speed with Low/Low granny gear? If so, you'll be able to pull stumps too.
Is it just me or is the right cab corner crushed on the cab? Either way it sounds as though you got a great deal. Congrats on that purchase. And you can always find a replacement cab or just a replacement cab corner and fix that yourself. Use it as a learning tool.
but if it's in good mechanical shape and can do the job you need it to do, I would say $2500-3000, with a lot of variation. Like real estate, the value of these trucks can vary wildly based on the location.
