lets see the supercabs!!!
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i was gonna say that's a D70 front, that's a super beefy front axle. What transfer case? All fords, at least this era, had the front diff pumpkin on the drivers side. That's either an aftermarket conversion or something someone cobbled together at some point, based on the quality of the front, axle side, shock mount I'm guessing it's home built. I also don't think there was a F550 or any FX50 variant over a 350 during these years, after the F350 i thought it went to F600? According to Wiki the F500 was discontinued after '77. I'm not really that knowledgeable on the bigger chassis trucks, most of my knowledge on them is just from trying to find a dashboard for one.
Either way it's still a cool truck. I love any SCab with a flatbed/dump body/etc.
Either way it's still a cool truck. I love any SCab with a flatbed/dump body/etc.
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1978 F350 Super Cab Serial Number/Warranty Plate Decode
Trying to figure out what was stock on this 1978 F350 Super Cab and what was modified and attempt to get back to stock. The serial number is: X35JKCBXXXX and how it stands right now it is an F350 2wd "dually" (with spacers), long bed, however a 1985 bed. It does appear to be the correct Dana 70 rear, 460 cid, auto transmission, and date serial is the appropriate range, but according to the model code X359 for 1978-1979 this should indicate a 4wd, where that model code in 1977 only was a 2wd.
Also 75.9% of the 1978 F350 models were duallys (I know it's said that no 1973-1979 F series trucks were dually, but maybe that only applies to F250 and lower?
Also 75.9% of the 1978 F350 models were duallys (I know it's said that no 1973-1979 F series trucks were dually, but maybe that only applies to F250 and lower?
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Go here... Marti Auto Works - Marti Report and give them money. The will tell u ALL the details about your rig when it left the factory.