1953 F8
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1953 F8
i am new to this site and could not find if anyone had ask about the dimension for a 1953 F8. the reason i would like to know is because i am a model builder that can`t affoed the real thing but like the looks of the real thing and no model company make F8 for this year. i did see the read first and that helped a little but i would really like to know the inches and stuff
thanks chewford
thanks chewford
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Maybe no model company makes the truck because Ford did not make one either. Starting in 1953, the F-Series designations changed from F1 and up to F100 and up.
I think F8 was about the largest model so that would equate to F900 starting in 1953.
See if you have better luck searching the model makers inventory with that number.
I think F8 was about the largest model so that would equate to F900 starting in 1953.
See if you have better luck searching the model makers inventory with that number.
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Sounds like you need this:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...category=35930
Item number 6515155706 on ebay
A rare and interesting item, the "1953 FORD Economy Trucks Series F900 Promo Booklet" is a must-have item for any automobile collector! The 8.5" by 11" booklet has 8 pages of reading and very interesting and detailed pictures. The booklets readings consist of: The New F900 Big Job Chassis-Cab, The All New F900 Big Job Tractor, The Grain Hopper, The Concrete Mixer, The Logger, The Interiors, The Chassis, The Engine, The Specifications, and many more! The booklet was copyrighted in 1953 by the Ford Motor Company in Dearborn, Michigan.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...category=35930
Item number 6515155706 on ebay
A rare and interesting item, the "1953 FORD Economy Trucks Series F900 Promo Booklet" is a must-have item for any automobile collector! The 8.5" by 11" booklet has 8 pages of reading and very interesting and detailed pictures. The booklets readings consist of: The New F900 Big Job Chassis-Cab, The All New F900 Big Job Tractor, The Grain Hopper, The Concrete Mixer, The Logger, The Interiors, The Chassis, The Engine, The Specifications, and many more! The booklet was copyrighted in 1953 by the Ford Motor Company in Dearborn, Michigan.
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