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here are the pics
Here is the panel below the cowl. On the N series these are two pcs which bolt in through access holes. Here is the panel itselfr
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Here is the metal panel top part:
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Here is the bottom pc:
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So my question is do the pcs on the regular cab with straight doors unbolt as well?
[/IMG]Here is the metal panel top part:
[/IMG]Here is the bottom pc:
[/IMG]So my question is do the pcs on the regular cab with straight doors unbolt as well?
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C1TZ8140300E .. Panel, Back of Cab / Fits 1961/66 F100/1100, 1961/66 N/NT/T500/1000 & 1967/69 N/NT/T500/1000. This is the entire rear body section that the back glass fits into.
C1TZ8102516A Right & C1TZ8102517A Left .. Windshield Post / Fits the same as above.
2many56's: If the roof was raised, this panel & the windshield posts would not be the same.
The 1970 and later L/LN Series is a completely different truck, sharing no body parts with the previous models. These do have a raised roof.
Kevin, if you had the 64/72 truck parts catalog, you would see the minor differences between the N & F Series cabs.
This is limited to the doors, because they have that notch in front, and some minor sheet metal parts...I'll call you and give you the differences, it's easier than typing *)(*(*&( part numbers.
C1TZ8102516A Right & C1TZ8102517A Left .. Windshield Post / Fits the same as above.
2many56's: If the roof was raised, this panel & the windshield posts would not be the same.
The 1970 and later L/LN Series is a completely different truck, sharing no body parts with the previous models. These do have a raised roof.
Kevin, if you had the 64/72 truck parts catalog, you would see the minor differences between the N & F Series cabs.
This is limited to the doors, because they have that notch in front, and some minor sheet metal parts...I'll call you and give you the differences, it's easier than typing *)(*(*&( part numbers.
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