VIN/Door tag decode needed...
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VIN/Door tag decode needed...
VIN: F35HRR03975
Door Tag...WB- 140
Color- HQ
Model- 355
Body- F34
Trans- G
Axle- 27J
Max GVWR 8350
Front 3450
Rear- 5300
Im wanting to confirm what rear axle was in this originally as it has a dually under it now...
Im not up on the 73-9 VINs and door tags and how they break down so any help is appreciated greatly
- cs65
Door Tag...WB- 140
Color- HQ
Model- 355
Body- F34
Trans- G
Axle- 27J
Max GVWR 8350
Front 3450
Rear- 5300
Im wanting to confirm what rear axle was in this originally as it has a dually under it now...
Im not up on the 73-9 VINs and door tags and how they break down so any help is appreciated greatly
- cs65
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That truck is too old for my decoder
It's a 73.
F35HRR03975
F35- F350 4x2
H - 390
R - San Jose Ca
R03975 - consecutive build date
Color HQ - Two tone -H-Seapine Green Q- Winter Green
Model 355- Body code for GVWR -
Body F34 -
F3-
4- styleside box
G - Trans- Automatic - C6 ?
axle 27- 4.10 Dana 70 7400 lbs
J = Power steering
I don't recall there being any Duallies in light trucks until the 80's.
It's a 73.
F35HRR03975
F35- F350 4x2
H - 390
R - San Jose Ca
R03975 - consecutive build date
Color HQ - Two tone -H-Seapine Green Q- Winter Green
Model 355- Body code for GVWR -
Body F34 -
F3-
4- styleside box
G - Trans- Automatic - C6 ?
axle 27- 4.10 Dana 70 7400 lbs
J = Power steering
I don't recall there being any Duallies in light trucks until the 80's.
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F3 = Medium Green Vinyl
G = C-6
1973/79: Dual rear wheels were only available on Cab & Chassis models.
First dual rear wheel pickup = 1980 F350.
G = C-6
1973/79: Dual rear wheels were only available on Cab & Chassis models.
First dual rear wheel pickup = 1980 F350.
Last edited by NumberDummy; Nov 7, 2007 at 12:57 PM.
