Aussie Still needs help
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Originally Posted by greenfordisno1
Been there unfortunately when it comes to this particular plate it becomes very vague and there are all soughts of different details given me.
Have someone who might be able to get info from Ford Australia direct if not I will just put a match to the whole thing and start a new. (Joking)
Have someone who might be able to get info from Ford Australia direct if not I will just put a match to the whole thing and start a new. (Joking)
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No worries as soon as I can I will try and get a better Pic for you.
Thanks for the help
Thanks for the help
Originally Posted by NumberDummy
Before I posted that ref, I had another go at reading that *^$# plate...it's just too hard for me to read (63 yr old eyes)...could you either post a larger pic, or email me a larger pic?
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have you looked at the right front frame rail my truck has the vin number stamped in the frame right behind the radiator support, an unless they had to modify the frame making it right hand drive the original factory vin should still be stamped into the frame in that spot. hope this helps.
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Gday,
Yes I have looked there and under the cab on the chassis rail again nothing. There must be one somewhere (I hope) but until we pull the cab off and sand blast the chassis I am not holding out much hope of finding one.
Richard.
Yes I have looked there and under the cab on the chassis rail again nothing. There must be one somewhere (I hope) but until we pull the cab off and sand blast the chassis I am not holding out much hope of finding one.
Richard.
Originally Posted by Fritolay
have you looked at the right front frame rail my truck has the vin number stamped in the frame right behind the radiator support, an unless they had to modify the frame making it right hand drive the original factory vin should still be stamped into the frame in that spot. hope this helps.
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Larger VIN Plate Pic
Originally Posted by NumberDummy
Before I posted that ref, I had another go at reading that *^$# plate...it's just too hard for me to read (63 yr old eyes)...could you either post a larger pic, or email me a larger pic?
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AK1JJP 49284 408803 61921D41
To be honest I am getting sick of these useless numbers
Sorry for my error
To be honest I am getting sick of these useless numbers
Sorry for my error
Originally Posted by BigBad352
Are you sure the model # was right? It looks to be 61921D41 to me, not 6192JD41.
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All he means is that over here in the US we drive in the right lane with our steering wheels on the left. The mail trucks have the steering wheel on the right. That way mailmen can just pull over and step out of the truck without stepping out into traffic. And in rural areas where mail boxes are out by the road, all he has to do is drive up to the box and deliver the mail without stepping out of the truck at all.
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Thats cool 
thanks for enlightening me.
Over here its usually the road sweepers that are similar but they have dual controls Both left & right.
thanks for enlightening me.Over here its usually the road sweepers that are similar but they have dual controls Both left & right.
All he means is that over here in the US we drive in the right lane with our steering wheels on the left. The mail trucks have the steering wheel on the right. That way mailmen can just pull over and step out of the truck without stepping out into traffic. And in rural areas where mail boxes are out by the road, all he has to do is drive up to the box and deliver the mail without stepping out of the truck at all.
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