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I will anxiously await a posting of the warranty plate so long as the VIN matches the frame. In the meantime all the blue parts are bolt on. The truck is likely pieced together from several trucks as the door appears blue. The passenger fender from under the hood shows chrome yellow. The passenger side tail light mounting area shows chrome yellow inside. The blue does not appear to be a standard colour such as Marlin, Silver Blue metallic or the infamous Arcadia blue.
is is there a VIN on the frame? If so, where can I find it?
It is on the passenger side top of the frame in two places. Once just in front of the I Beams and once under the cab. It is the actual VIN tag of your truck that authorities are supposed to use, not the warranty plate on the door. If both the door and frame number match then your soon to be decoded tag will be accurate. I hope when you were painting your frame you did not fill in the punch marks of your numberas they are not that deep.
15 = Newark NJ Ford District Sales Office, where the original selling dealer ordered the truck from.
3217 = Domestic Special Order number, truck ordered special by the original purchaser, not "bought off the lot."
*When there is no COLOR code stamped on the Warranty Plate, truck painted a non standard color per the original purchasers order, making it a Domestic Special Order.
NumberDummy you are awesome. Thanks so much. Haven’t removed the cab or painted the front yet so we’ll be sure to hunt out the VINs and make sure not to fill in the numbers. Thanks for that tip.
So Chad we both win. A custom paint job with Chrome yellow exterior and blue interior
Sorry Brad. Even custom paint jobs were limited in the tu-tone aspect to Wimbledon White as the secondary color. Judging from the dash it was a blue and Wimbledon White truck just like the interior looks. Might not have been Deluxe tu-tone, either. Or tu-tone at all. The yellow was painted over the top of the blue on the outside only which you can see peaking through on drivers door where the mirrors were later removed, on the hood where the paint is peeling and on the passengers fender where a scrape occurred and the paint has been ground off down to the blue.
Very few people seem to worry about painting the interior when they are painting the exterior with a paint brush.
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