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I'm buying a 1960 F350 which had a build date of 09H (9 August). What was the cut off between 1959 and 1960 production? Was it built on 9 August 1959or 1960?
I'm buying a 1960 F350 which had a build date of 09H (9 August). What was the cut off between 1959 and 1960 production?
Was it built on 9 August 1959 or 1960?
It's hard to say based solely on the August production date, but the VIN will determine the year.
Old vehicle production usually ends in late July or early August. New vehicle production usually begins in August, because new vehicles historically have been introduced in September.
The following [F350] VIN decoding refers to 1957/60 only. 1948/56 & 1961/80 are not the same.
The first 3 digits of the VIN is the Series code. F35 = F350 / The 4th digit of the VIN is the Engine code. C = 292 2V / D = 292 4V / J = 223 I-6.
The 5th digit of the VIN is the Year code. 1959 = 9 / 1960 = 0
The 6th digit of the VIN is the Assembly Plant code. The last 5 digits of the VIN is the Numerical Sequence of Assembly-specific vehicle serial number.
There is no Year code after 1960. 1961/80: The year is determined by the SIX digit Numerical Sequence of Assembly.
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