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The VIN decodes as follows:
F= conventional cab truck
10= F100 series(1/2 ton)
J= 240 1bbl 6 cylinder engine, 150 hp@ 4000 RPM
K= Kansas City assy.
699826= June 1965 build date...I had a KC built truck...699100 that is a Ranger...
If you wanna post the rest of your door tag, we can decode that as well.
as far as trim levels there was 2...base model and Custom Cab....the Ranger pkg was an option you could get ONLY if you had the CC package already...if you look in my gallery, I have the exact explanation of the 3 main packages...Custom Cab, Ranger and Camper Special.
115= wheelbase in inches(you have a shortbed)
B= color= turquoise
F100= model of truck, 1/2 ton
3 = Medium green crush vinyl & medium green wicker pattern vinyl
81= conventional cab truck
A = transmission = 3 spd manual LD trans.
09 = rear axle ratio = 3:70
5000 = max GVW in lbs.
129 = certified net hp.
4000 is the RPM the cert. net HP figure is based upon.
64 = DSO(District Sales Office) where the truck was originally ordered through..64 = New Orleans
Hope this helps...and yes, your truck is a base model originally
Cool. I knew the truck came from Mississippi originally. A friend bought it from his childhood friend's dad. He put 77000 miles on it and sold it to James in 1988. James had it and thought his wife would drive it and she didn't. He had it painted, new tires and new seat cover put on and sold it to me for 2600. I think I stole this old truck. The bed of the truck looks like it did the day it rolled off the assembly line.
I took pictures with my digital camera and the software to open them up was on my old computer so I had to save them as a Word Document. The gallery on FTE doesn't support Word Docs so I have to find another way.
I have class tonight so I don't know if I can get them up tonight but I'm positive I can get some up by the weekend.