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designation number F111CS1591
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designation number F111CS1591
The vehicle is supposed to be a 1951 met green flathead handshift ( on the steering column ) F1 pick up with radio and heater.
Does the designation tell more or other?
kind regards
Sten
Finland
Does the designation tell more or other?
kind regards
Sten
Finland
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Ross is right about the number:
It should read
F1H1CS1591 - F1=1/2 ton pick-up; H=226 Flathead inline 6 cylinder engine; CS=Chester, Pennsylvania, USA (manufacturing plant location) 1591= the number of that year truck made at Chester, Pennsylvania.
or the number should be:
F1R1CS1591 - the only difference, the "R" instead of the "H" designates the engine as the 239 Flathead V8 instead of the 226 Inline Flathead 6 Cylinder.
Chances are that if you are reading it off the frame, the indentation made by the stamp for that letter was shallow.
And that is all that number tells you.
Best wishes,
Julie
It should read
F1H1CS1591 - F1=1/2 ton pick-up; H=226 Flathead inline 6 cylinder engine; CS=Chester, Pennsylvania, USA (manufacturing plant location) 1591= the number of that year truck made at Chester, Pennsylvania.
or the number should be:
F1R1CS1591 - the only difference, the "R" instead of the "H" designates the engine as the 239 Flathead V8 instead of the 226 Inline Flathead 6 Cylinder.
Chances are that if you are reading it off the frame, the indentation made by the stamp for that letter was shallow.
And that is all that number tells you.
Best wishes,
Julie
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In short it means that you are stuck with one of the less desireable morphodite trucks with that hideous bucktoothed monstrosity of a grill (........said while ducking)
LOL....I couldn't resist. We haven't had a good round of "my grill is purtier than your grill" in awhile so I thought I stir the fire up a bit.
Mozart, welcome to the board! Always good to have another Bonus Built truck guy on the forum, expecially one from Finland. Now, lets see some pics of the truck, we like pics around here.
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LOL....I couldn't resist. We haven't had a good round of "my grill is purtier than your grill" in awhile so I thought I stir the fire up a bit.
Mozart, welcome to the board! Always good to have another Bonus Built truck guy on the forum, expecially one from Finland. Now, lets see some pics of the truck, we like pics around here.
Bobby
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it all went wrong, re 1951 F1
The designation is F1R1CS15391
So now i have undertsood I would like a 1948-1950 pick up for good looks resons but I have an offer of a 1951 one.
What to do? What's the difference in value/ appreciation compared apple to apple 1948-1950 versus 1951-1952?
It is a long way to Tipparary ( Finland) but where can I find a nice original/sound F1 1948-1950 with the Flathead sound machine?
I`m new here so the questions may sound odd!
Sten
Finland
So now i have undertsood I would like a 1948-1950 pick up for good looks resons but I have an offer of a 1951 one.
What to do? What's the difference in value/ appreciation compared apple to apple 1948-1950 versus 1951-1952?
It is a long way to Tipparary ( Finland) but where can I find a nice original/sound F1 1948-1950 with the Flathead sound machine?
I`m new here so the questions may sound odd!
Sten
Finland
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Sten,
Don't let the kidding fool you. All the trucks from 48-52 are gorgeous. Its just a long standing joke around here about the grills. The guys (like me) with the earlier 48-50 grills think we have the better looking trucks and the guys with the 51/52 trucks swear that theirs are the better looking ones. Its all in good fun and they are all comperable in price and desireability.
Bobby
Don't let the kidding fool you. All the trucks from 48-52 are gorgeous. Its just a long standing joke around here about the grills. The guys (like me) with the earlier 48-50 grills think we have the better looking trucks and the guys with the 51/52 trucks swear that theirs are the better looking ones. Its all in good fun and they are all comperable in price and desireability.
Bobby
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Sten,
Don't let the kidding fool you. All the trucks from 48-52 are gorgeous. Its just a long standing joke around here about the grills. The guys (like me) with the earlier 48-50 grills think we have the better looking trucks and the guys with the 51/52 trucks swear that theirs are the better looking ones. Its all in good fun and they are all comperable in price and desireability.
Bobby
Don't let the kidding fool you. All the trucks from 48-52 are gorgeous. Its just a long standing joke around here about the grills. The guys (like me) with the earlier 48-50 grills think we have the better looking trucks and the guys with the 51/52 trucks swear that theirs are the better looking ones. Its all in good fun and they are all comperable in price and desireability.
Bobby
Hi again Sten! The 51s and 52s are favorites to many of us. Trucks are like children-everyone thinks theirs is the prettiest.
I have a 51 and I think it's better because of the grille!
Just one thing about 48-50; 51 & 52, the 51 and 52s are a little harder to get certain parts for, especially aftermarket body parts that are 51/52 unique - like front fenders.
Take some pictures of your truck and share them with us!
Julie
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Welcome Sten to the best damn site anywhere. These guys and gals have helped me build one truck and now are helping on the second. I like to build them fast once I get started. Some like to build them slowwwwww. Anyway you choose this site will be a great help. I like 51 & 52 myself, but might go to the 48-50 on my next project.
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Teeth or washing....manure....
Thank you all, nice answers!
Have you got similar debates on the large or smaller backwindshield and the difference betwwen features of the flathead 6 or V8?
Will send some pics but have not yet figured out how to do it.
kind regards
Have you got similar debates on the large or smaller backwindshield and the difference betwwen features of the flathead 6 or V8?
Will send some pics but have not yet figured out how to do it.
kind regards
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Lots of the most common questions/problems are posted right at the top of the forum:
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/6...-pictures.html
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/6...-pictures.html