I am new at this, so bear with me. I am putting together a 65 F100 2wd and could use some help in locating some parts. I notice several guys seem to know where to find hard to get parts. The parts i am trying to find right now, are
1- 7C8121481-A ( vent window screw spacers)
2, C5TZ-7B033-A ( gear selector dial w/green dot)
3, C4TZ-9946100-A ( storage box seal)
Any help would be appreciated !

 

7C-8121481-A =

MANDERBACH FORD in Temple PA has 2 = 610-929-3683.

CARPENTER NOS OBSOLETE PARTS in Concord NC has 3 = 800-476-9653.

OBSOLETE RELIABLE PARTS in Nashville GA has 8 = 229-686-5101.

You might find the green dot dial at the Portland swap meet (I assume you know about this). An FTE member found some there NOS several years ago.

 

9946100 is the base number of the whole tool compartment itself

C4TZ-9946100-B - Tool Storage Compartment Assembly

The seals - there are two of them - are part numbers.

C4TZ-9946102-A - Tool Storage Compartment Door Weatherstrip

C5TZ-9946118-A - Tool Storage Compartment Seal

The first one came by itself or as part of the prepacks shown here.



Chad

 

I searched for years for that seal, only to find Chad has them all and won't give me one.
I reckoned that Ford would have used a seal with the same profile in another application, maybe something obscure like a Lincoln convertible or a retractable but the rubber seal company experts tell me that is not the case. It is unique and almost non-existent. A local manufacturer offered to make some for me, but changed his mind when he realized I wanted eight feet - not eight hundred feet.
Eric

 

*Chuckle* - I have 2 boxes and two seals so none to spare. Sorry man! If I come across even one more it is yours.

Chad

 

Actually, Michael Jones shows he has one, but then lists it as a striker?!? which is a base number 4 higher.

I'll ask which it is.

Chad

 

I couldn't find the seal so I sold the truck and bought one without the tool box!
Eric

 

No worries.

Michael says he doesn't have the seal or striker so his inventory is just out of date.

Chad

 

Thanks to all. My local Ford parts guy gave me the ph # to the dealership in PA. I think I will go to D.C. as I have an account. The seal seems like a problem child! I will keep looking. I was at the Portland swap meet my son (jhooch) has spaces there every year I am not saying that there were no green dot dials there , but if there were I did not find them. There is just too much to see it all !!! I was able to score some hub caps. Does anyone now where to get armrests in colors other than black or red?

 

The armrests were used on misc 1959/64 Passenger Cars; 1961/66 F100/1100; 1961/67 E100; 1963/69 N/NT500/1100; 1967/69 F800/1000.

Make sure you have hotel reservations if you live out of the Portland area.

The first year I attended, my pal forgot to make them, there was NOTHING available, even at the lah-di-dah hotels. We ended up sleeping in the rental car the night before the meet began.

Then while walking around bleary eyed at the meet, I ran into someone I knew, ended up staying with him. I told my pal, there's only one extra bed, so you can sleep in the dog house!

 

Question foe ND, The trim code on my 65 F100 is D81 are the following armrest part #'s correct
r/s C5TZ-8124140-AGD
l/s C5TZ-8124141-AGD
Also what are the chances of finding C5TZ-8120130-E NOS or REPO ? ( color to match armrests)

 

C3TZ-8120104-A is the zippered compartment for 1963/66 F100/1100. No one has any NOS .. Repro'd by bobdrake.com, but I don't recall in what color(s).

 

Years ago Ford dealers ran out of all colors except the blue. They offered the armrests and zipper compartments in the blue color only. I've got NOS blue zippered compartments and NOS blue armrests that I will dye for my truck.

The reproduction armrests only come in red and black - and the reproduction zippered compartment only in black - that I have seen so far. So, either way you'd have to dye them to match other colors.









Chad

 

Chad. I have searched for a while with no luck for blue arm rest. You by chance have a lead on where to find another set. Thanks Scott

 

Thanks for all your insight and knowledge, You have given me plenty to work with also help me to recognize where to focus my efforts. Two things I have learned Number Dummy is in thr KNOW and Chad might be the heir apparent to the next Dennis Carpenter dynasty :- ))
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