VIN Decoding...?
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VIN Decoding...?
I just got me a '67 f-100. I need to run the VIN to find out what engine is in it. The block says 352, but I've been told it is a 390 and by someone else a 360. If anyone can run this VIN for me and get back to me I'd really appreciate it!!
F10YRA44759
Thanks!!
~Justina~
F10YRA44759
Thanks!!
~Justina~
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Great thanks!!
I've seen a better VIN decoder on here before but I can't seem to find it. I would like to find out also everything else that a VIN decoder can tell me about my truck. All I know is it's a 2wd, original, not sure how many miles on it, 352 now, and I'd like to run the VIN and find out more about it.
Any ideas???
I've seen a better VIN decoder on here before but I can't seem to find it. I would like to find out also everything else that a VIN decoder can tell me about my truck. All I know is it's a 2wd, original, not sure how many miles on it, 352 now, and I'd like to run the VIN and find out more about it.
Any ideas???
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Originally posted by BbBlu250
Great thanks!!
I've seen a better VIN decoder on here before but I can't seem to find it. I would like to find out also everything else that a VIN decoder can tell me about my truck. All I know is it's a 2wd, original, not sure how many miles on it, 352 now, and I'd like to run the VIN and find out more about it.
Any ideas???
Great thanks!!
I've seen a better VIN decoder on here before but I can't seem to find it. I would like to find out also everything else that a VIN decoder can tell me about my truck. All I know is it's a 2wd, original, not sure how many miles on it, 352 now, and I'd like to run the VIN and find out more about it.
Any ideas???
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What do you mean when you say "the block says 352"?
My air cleaner label says 360, my valve cover label says 390, and my VIN says 360 and I figured out by measuring the stroke that I have a 390.
But there's no label on the block.
My air cleaner label says 360, my valve cover label says 390, and my VIN says 360 and I figured out by measuring the stroke that I have a 390.
But there's no label on the block.
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Originally posted by Alfetta159
What do you mean when you say "the block says 352"?
My air cleaner label says 360, my valve cover label says 390, and my VIN says 360 and I figured out by measuring the stroke that I have a 390.
But there's no label on the block.
What do you mean when you say "the block says 352"?
My air cleaner label says 360, my valve cover label says 390, and my VIN says 360 and I figured out by measuring the stroke that I have a 390.
But there's no label on the block.
Thanks
Justina
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Try here !
http://67fordtruck.com/Home.html
All those FE's had the numbers 352 cast into them.
Just do a stroke measurement to find out EXACTLY what engine you have .
http://67fordtruck.com/Home.html
All those FE's had the numbers 352 cast into them.
Just do a stroke measurement to find out EXACTLY what engine you have .
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BbBlu250
Your VIN shows a proper code for a 352 in 67. The last part of F10YRA44759 after the R(San Jose assembly plant), A44759 is the consecutive unit number which, in your case, means the truck was finished in early November, 1966. The other reference you saw was banned and I don't wan't to stir that up; however if you post the rest of the info in your door plate(in the same format), I'll try to answer your question according to my 67 shop manual, or you could find it on last link.
Also, just found this on another thread. You might try it. https://www.ford-trucks.com/framered...ourceSite=Ford
JOE
Your VIN shows a proper code for a 352 in 67. The last part of F10YRA44759 after the R(San Jose assembly plant), A44759 is the consecutive unit number which, in your case, means the truck was finished in early November, 1966. The other reference you saw was banned and I don't wan't to stir that up; however if you post the rest of the info in your door plate(in the same format), I'll try to answer your question according to my 67 shop manual, or you could find it on last link.
Also, just found this on another thread. You might try it. https://www.ford-trucks.com/framered...ourceSite=Ford
JOE
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From: Mineral Bluff GA
Hi, Im a new guy just got a ratty 72 F100 needs a lot of work but I have time. Was looking to find out what engine I had seller told me it was a 390. Did some checking the best I could find is G in the vin is a 302 Y a 360 and an H is a 390 mine is a Y so unless someone changed the engine mine is a 360, Hope this helps. Fred.
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