Working on restoring the engine compartment on a '77 F-100 with 302/auto. The original dipstick has done a Houdini on me, and has escaped my parts bin. If I knew the correct length I can hit up a Ford buddy that has a whole passel of parts I can probably find one in. How do I go about finding an original style dipstick to work with this oil pan? Don't want to go chrome aftermarket junk.
Is there a list of what all oil dipsticks will work with this pan? Thanks.

 

EODZ-6750-A (replaced D6OZ-6750-A) .. Engine Oil Dipstick / Marked: D6OE-6750-AA / Obsolete

1976/79 F100/150 302 / 1976/78 Ford/Merc Passenger Car 351W / 1976/80 Grandad/Monarch / 1977/79 LTD II/Cougar/Thunderbird / 1979 Thunderbird 351W

 

According to the parts catalog, your truck takes dipstick tube D2OZ-6754-A, it shows that dipstick fits all 73-79 F100 & 150's with the 302. Unfortunately it doesn't give any specs on the dimensions of the tube.
I did find one place that shows they have one, C & G Ford Parts shows them in stock. $24.00 may sound expensive but the last list price from Ford was $56.75.
Ford Painted Engine Oil Dipstick Tube - D2OZ-6754-A - C&G Ford Parts

 

More parts to add to my homemade OSI list Bill?
EDIT: Never mind, that's the distick, I looked up the tube .

 

I won't need the tube, just the dipstick. Thanks for looking.

 

Thanks for the list of vehicles that have the same dipstick. I didn't come up with anything from the EODZ-6750-A #

 

PM me if you have not found one yet. I have one.

 

Your profile says you're in Mississippi. There are 13 Ford dealers that have one or more of the EODZ-6750-A dipstick in stock. One of them is in Mississippi.
Hallmark Ford, Batesville, MS shows one in stock (662) 563-7684.
Last dealer cost $6.89, last list price $11.48.

 

I don't have enough posts, or haven't been on here long enough to send private messages. Maybe I can receive messages, dunno. I sent you a visitor message. Thanks.

 

You must be a Ford parts man, I just called Hallmark in Batesville and got him to send it to me. I couldn't come up with anything on the internet for that #, but thanks for the heads up. I'll have that part of this project knocked out. I have a Chevy stick in there for now just to keep the hole plugged....
Now on to the front brakes so I can drive it and tune on it.

 

Naw, just someone with a parts catalog and a couple of "connections".