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I know this sounds stupid but does anyone know what kind of engine this is. 65 f350. The guy thought it was a 272 . I’ve never heard of that nor could I find any examples of this truck having that.
Its a 352 being a 65. The 292 was last used in 64. The 352 was the standard engine used up through 77? with the 360 & 390s being options. The 360 replaced the 352 in the 70s as the base engine I believe. I had a 75 F350 super cab with the 390 tow package. 1977 the 390 was replaced by the 460, Good trucks
I apologize if this posted twice . Not sure if this helps. I figured a 352 would produce more HP than 172 but I don’t really know much about it being this old. None of the parts sites even have a 352 listed as an option. Hell I’m not even sure it’s a 65. Like someone said the 64 had a 272.
I looked up a decoder for that warranty number and it seems to be a 64. Made in the mahwa plant. That’s about an hour from where I bought it. That was the plant where for dumped all this paint in the water and lost a huge lawsuit to the ramapo Indian tribe. They made a movie about it Ford vs Mann
Your truck was made within a few days of mine which is the same color, and also has a flatbed... (s/n is only ~400 different) Mine was stretched by a previous owner about 2 feet. Also 4.88 gears and I added a brownie for over/underdrive.
As others have said, the original engine is a 352. But when I got mine 20 years ago, the owner told me it had been repowered with a '69 car 360. If you're going to buy internal engine parts, definitely check closely - all the FE's basically look the same from the outside.
Also, watch that rust at the bottom of the A-pillars and the floor, it's always worse than it looks. See my thread "Time for some bodywork" (and others) for details
Your truck was made within a few days of mine which is the same color, and also has a flatbed... (s/n is only ~400 different) Mine was stretched by a previous owner about 2 feet.
As others have said, the original engine is a 352. But when I got mine 20 years ago, the owner told me it had been repowered with a '69 car 360. If you're going to buy internal engine parts, definitely check closely - all the FE's basically look the same from the outside.
Wow that looks great. do they make bed conversion kits so you can have a regular bed that dumps? That sounds like something that may be a sacrilege question but just wondering
I know this sounds stupid but does anyone know what kind of engine this is. 65 f350. The guy thought it was a 272 . I’ve never heard of that nor could I find any examples of this truck having that.
That is a very nice original truck. I would love to have one like it with a dump kit. I've always liked those flat top valve covers.
I would also like to have a dump kit... throwing all that firewood down the hatch gets really old after a while
Hopefully someone who has one can post.
You can easily add a dump, something like this... https://www.northerntool.com/shop/to...E&gclsrc=aw.ds
Can probably fine a used one a lot cheaper though. Back in 65 it would have been a pto driven hydraulic pump but a lot of the smaller trucks now use electric driven pumps.
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Mine was stretched by a previous owner about 2 feet. Also 4.88 gears and I added a brownie for over/underdrive.
