Please Help Me Identify This Old Ford
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Please Help Me Identify This Old Ford
Hello,
I have an old Ford. Someone told me it may be a 1917, but not sure, not sure what style it is either. I have searched several sites and can't find a truck like it. I have pictures that I can e-mail. Can anyone help?
Thanks.
I have an old Ford. Someone told me it may be a 1917, but not sure, not sure what style it is either. I have searched several sites and can't find a truck like it. I have pictures that I can e-mail. Can anyone help?
Thanks.
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Go to the Website Reference Manual sticky located at the toop of this page. Go down to thread #52 and click on the conceptcars link, when you get there, click on Ford and then go to Page 48 and 49 and see if those vehicles are close to what you have. Good luck, AL
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First of all, pardon me for the late welcome, but Welcome to FTE!
You could post the VIN, a 1917 should be a T (or TT) with the VIN either on the engine block (assuming the engine is the origional) or the usual location on the frame in on the top of the rail just in front of the firewall on the drivers side. If the truck is a "1917" truck the VIN should be between 1,362,714 and 2,113,501 (Standard Cat. of Light Duty Ford Trucks) and TT between C-70,001 and C-121,000 (same source). Good Luck and hope to hear back from you again!
Clayton
You could post the VIN, a 1917 should be a T (or TT) with the VIN either on the engine block (assuming the engine is the origional) or the usual location on the frame in on the top of the rail just in front of the firewall on the drivers side. If the truck is a "1917" truck the VIN should be between 1,362,714 and 2,113,501 (Standard Cat. of Light Duty Ford Trucks) and TT between C-70,001 and C-121,000 (same source). Good Luck and hope to hear back from you again!
Clayton
