F600 Vin decoder
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I use the master parts catalogs that are available as downloads on line. Forel Publishing Co. They are demos only, so it's not the whole catalog, but usually enough to decode the VIN and Warranty plate.
F60 = F600 gas, 4x2
D = 330 2V HD FT gas V8
K = Kansas City Assembly Plant
B##### = 1967 numerical series
"B" with 5 numbers also shows up for 1976. However, the assembly plant would be V in that year.
A '67 is a bump side; a '76 is a dent side.
Sometimes in mediums the cabs don't follow the pickups--the cabs are held over a model year or more, so if it's a slick side, that's probably why. Note that '67 is mentioned as an oddball year, with certain features being one year only. We'd have to dig deeper to get the particulars on that.
If you need more on this truck, let me move you to the Large Truck forum because other than some of the cab sheetmetal, everything is different on a medium vs. the pickups.
Check the wheels, lots of widowmakers out there on these.
F60 = F600 gas, 4x2
D = 330 2V HD FT gas V8
K = Kansas City Assembly Plant
B##### = 1967 numerical series
"B" with 5 numbers also shows up for 1976. However, the assembly plant would be V in that year.
A '67 is a bump side; a '76 is a dent side.
Sometimes in mediums the cabs don't follow the pickups--the cabs are held over a model year or more, so if it's a slick side, that's probably why. Note that '67 is mentioned as an oddball year, with certain features being one year only. We'd have to dig deeper to get the particulars on that.
If you need more on this truck, let me move you to the Large Truck forum because other than some of the cab sheetmetal, everything is different on a medium vs. the pickups.
Check the wheels, lots of widowmakers out there on these.
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