Superduty specifications, 1999 - 2011
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1999 Body Builder's Specification Document
I compiled a list of these, and I haven't seen them in one place here at FTE, so here they are. These are intended for Body Builders, but they are excellent specification pages for us as well.
Just click on the model year, and then choose the specification you want....There is nothing secret here, it's all available on the fleet.ford web site.
1999
Just click on the model year, and then choose the specification you want....There is nothing secret here, it's all available on the fleet.ford web site.
1999
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They've been gone for the '99 for some time, Dan. And I haven't found the same documents anywhere else. However, if you look at the tabs at the top of FTE, you will find some specs in there. Not sure how complete they are.
Since you've revived this old thread, I'll take the opportunity to add the link for the 2012 specs.
2012 Specs
Since you've revived this old thread, I'll take the opportunity to add the link for the 2012 specs.
2012 Specs
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If you have a 99.5, the '00 specs are going to be good for you. It is the folks that have early '99 trucks that will miss the specs page. I'm not really expert in the differences in the '99's. If you aren't sure which you have, a new thread here in the SD forum will probably get you the answers.
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Then I think they will be good because the build date on this rig is 06/99. I am actually surprised they don't call it a 2000.
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[QUOTE=bpounds;7927759]I compiled a list of these, and I haven't seen them in one place here at FTE, so here they are. These are intended for Body Builders, but they are excellent specification pages for us as well.
Just click on the model year, and then choose the specification you want. Different years include different levels of info, but the Superduty is included in all of them. The 2010 apparently isn't out yet. There is nothing secret here, it's all available on the fleet.ford web site.
1999
links not working....
Just click on the model year, and then choose the specification you want. Different years include different levels of info, but the Superduty is included in all of them. The 2010 apparently isn't out yet. There is nothing secret here, it's all available on the fleet.ford web site.
1999
links not working....
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I compiled a list of these, and I haven't seen them in one place here at FTE, so here they are. These are intended for Body Builders, but they are excellent specification pages for us as well.
Just click on the model year, and then choose the specification you want. Different years include different levels of info, but the Superduty is included in all of them. The 2010 apparently isn't out yet. There is nothing secret here, it's all available on the fleet.ford web site.
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Just click on the model year, and then choose the specification you want. Different years include different levels of info, but the Superduty is included in all of them. The 2010 apparently isn't out yet. There is nothing secret here, it's all available on the fleet.ford web site.
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
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The web archive (archive.org) still has them. For 2009: https://web.archive.org/web/20150919...009/specs.html
And the links from there actually work, like this one: https://web.archive.org/web/20150919...50-350-450.pdf
And the links from there actually work, like this one: https://web.archive.org/web/20150919...50-350-450.pdf
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The web archive (archive.org) still has them. For 2009: https://web.archive.org/web/20150919...009/specs.html
And the links from there actually work, like this one: https://web.archive.org/web/20150919...50-350-450.pdf
And the links from there actually work, like this one: https://web.archive.org/web/20150919...50-350-450.pdf
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