1951 Decode
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Thread moved to Large Truck. I am trying to research that VIN.
C6 = F6 COE
M = 254 6 cylinder
1 = 1951
H = Might be Highland Park Assembly Plant
51506 = Consecutive Unit Number
http://www.vanpeltsales.com/FH_web/F...1-52trucks.jpg
IF YOU DECIDE you'd rather be back in the '48-'56 forum where you posted a picture, let me know. Due to the age of these, that forum is sometimes better for older trucks.
C6 = F6 COE
M = 254 6 cylinder
1 = 1951
H = Might be Highland Park Assembly Plant
51506 = Consecutive Unit Number
http://www.vanpeltsales.com/FH_web/F...1-52trucks.jpg
IF YOU DECIDE you'd rather be back in the '48-'56 forum where you posted a picture, let me know. Due to the age of these, that forum is sometimes better for older trucks.
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From: Christiana
Thank you 85e150 for decoding the vin#, These forum is good for this newb
once again thanks for your help. The truck does not have a Truck rating plate on it. The vin# come from the title. It currently has a 312 V8 engine in it. . .
once again thanks for your help. The truck does not have a Truck rating plate on it. The vin# come from the title. It currently has a 312 V8 engine in it. . .
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Better a 312 than a Lincoln Y-block. I assume you aren't going to be putting this thing to work, so the 312 will be happy with light loads.
Check your wheels.
See Post 12 and the threads linked in it here:
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/8...-1-2020-a.html
Check your wheels.
See Post 12 and the threads linked in it here:
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/8...-1-2020-a.html
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