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Old 01-01-2019, 02:54 PM
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Dust Shields

Has anyone found a place where you can buy new dust shields. I need two for a 1973 F-100 truck. The ones that I have were bent up when the local scrap yard pulled the I-Beams off for me. I was told that they came off a 1973 truck but the truck was sent to the crusher before I got there. I have straightened them out pretty good but would replace them if I can find them.


 
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Originally Posted by Tex51
Has anyone found a place where you can buy new dust shields. I need two for a 1973 F-100 truck. The ones that I have were bent up when the local scrap yard pulled the I-Beams off for me. I was told that they came off a 1973 truck but the truck was sent to the crusher before I got there. I have straightened them out pretty good but would replace them if I can find them.
Serial number is the last 6 digits of the VIN

D3TZ-2K004-A Right & D3TZ-2K005-A Left .. Dust Shields / Obsolete

1973 F100 2WD & F250 2WD with single piston caliper disc brakes before serial number R00,001.

MCDONALD OBSOLETE PARTS in Rockport IN has (1) D3TZ-2K005-A = 812-359-4965.
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D3TZ-2K004-B Right & D3TZ-2K005-B Left .. Dust Shields / Obsolete

1973 F100 2WD & F250 2WD with single piston caliper disc brakes from serial number R00,001. Ditto 1974 before serial number U60,001.

NOS PARTS LTD in Waxahachie TX has (1) D3TZ-2K004-B = 972-937-2201.

KAMA OBSOLETE PARTS in East Bethel MN has (2) D3TZ-2K005-B = 763-434-0123.
 
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The serial number thing is going to bite me in the butt. The doner truck was already gone and has been crushed. I am installing these items on my 1969 F-100. I may have to use the old trial and error type deal until I can figure out what my new to me front end may be.
 
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Originally Posted by Tex51
The serial number thing is going to bite me in the butt. The doner truck was already gone and has been crushed. I am installing these items on my 1969 F-100. I may have to use the old trial and error type deal until I can figure out what my new to me front end may be.
I see ID numbers stamped on your shields, they appear to be D3TA-2K004 & D3TA-2K005

I don't see suffixes, so these are either early 1973 (D3TZ-2K004/5-A) or late 1973 and early 1974 (D3TZ-2K004/5-B).

 
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To best of my eye site one has D4TA-LT THEN 2K005. The other one is D4TA-CZ then 2K004. Hope this helps.
 
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Originally Posted by Tex51
Has anyone found a place where you can buy new dust shields. I need two for a 1973 F-100 truck. The ones that I have were bent up when the local scrap yard pulled the I-Beams off for me. I was told that they came off a 1973 truck but the truck was sent to the crusher before I got there. I have straightened them out pretty good but would replace them if I can find them.

This looks like D3TA, I cannot make out the other, but if they came from the same truck, the other should be the same.

 
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Thank you, I am going to use the info you gave me and get them. I also found a seal after I removed the dust shield and I got them off in one piece and since the parts houses here don't know what I am asking for I will have to reuse these. Thanks for your help and it will be put to good use.
 
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