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1967 Ford
My dad just gifted me his 1967 Ford F100. He purchased it new with the "Ranger" trim package. On his original title it has 4PU under Series/Body. When I transferred the title it came to me with Model 4PU and Body style: TRUCK, 4DR. Maybe I should just go on with life, but I do not like that it says 4DR when it is NOT! Can anyone tell me what the 4PU referred to on the original. I have researched that there is a 4th generation but only up to 1966. Thanks for any info.
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It most likely is the trim code on the original title, but it still is messed up. Check your trim code on the metal driver's door tag. It would be plenty $$$ to fix at DMV. Get a Marti Report for sure.
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It is possible that where you registered/licensed the vehicle, that is a standard that they use in your state/county.
As an example, I had a vehicle like a Bronco, and the DMV had the model down as a Station Wagon.
It is probably nothing, but you might as well question them as they will/should give you the correct answer.
If it is a mistake, it can be corrected.
As an example, I had a vehicle like a Bronco, and the DMV had the model down as a Station Wagon.
It is probably nothing, but you might as well question them as they will/should give you the correct answer.
If it is a mistake, it can be corrected.
F10 = F100 2WD
Y = 352 2V
R = San Jose CA Assembly Plant.
B = 1967, assembled June 1967.
115 Wheel Base
A Color - Raven Black
F100 Model
L81: L = Medium Green Petticrush Vinyl & Medium Green Leeds Pattern Woven Plastic / 81 = 81A Standard Cab.
B = Borg Warner T-85N 3 speed manual with overdrive.
08 = Ford 9" Rear Axle / 3.50-1 / No Limited Slip / 3,300 lbs. Rear Axle Capacity.
172 net HP @ 4,000 RPM
74 - Dealer Special Order - Seattle Ford district office.
Y = 352 2V
R = San Jose CA Assembly Plant.
B = 1967, assembled June 1967.
115 Wheel Base
A Color - Raven Black
F100 Model
L81: L = Medium Green Petticrush Vinyl & Medium Green Leeds Pattern Woven Plastic / 81 = 81A Standard Cab.
B = Borg Warner T-85N 3 speed manual with overdrive.
08 = Ford 9" Rear Axle / 3.50-1 / No Limited Slip / 3,300 lbs. Rear Axle Capacity.
172 net HP @ 4,000 RPM
74 - Dealer Special Order - Seattle Ford district office.
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Hold on. Decode does not sound right on body code L 81, very uncommon and highly unusual to have a green interior on a black Ranger. Body code must be I, which would be: Ranger vinyl bench seat. Red Barcelona and Dark Red crinkle vinyl. Door panels, steering wheel and column are also color coordinated Red.
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Hold on. Decode does not sound right on body code L 81, very uncommon and highly unusual to have a green interior on a black Ranger. Body code must be I, which would be: Ranger vinyl bench seat. Red Barcelona and Dark Red crinkle vinyl. Door panels, steering wheel and column are also color coordinated Red.
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