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OK, I'm pulling my '77 F250 apart for restoration. Yesterday, I pulled the grill and front fenders off for painting. On the inside of the passenger side front fender, I found a small metal tag (about the size of a credit, or business card), fastened to the inside of the fender with a thin peice of wire. It has the following info on it:
47265
1-467AS SF25 V FFRS
TK PGT VIT
7
I figured out the top 5 digits. That's the last 5 of my VIN
I'm curious about the other number / letter desigations.
Anybody know how to de-code this? And, is the little metal tag common on these trucks? I've taken a few of them apart, and this is the first tag I remember seeing. Just curious...
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