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30-04-12, 11:18
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Hello Hanno and Mike, thanks for the replies. You're right, there is a wealth of info available. I will have a look for a data plate or chassis/engine number this weekend (in daylight) and post the results (if any) . Thanks again.
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06-05-12, 04:34
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Cab Number
Hello,
The only numbers I can find so far are stamped onto the firewall; 1726 with a symbol first. I'll have a look through the forum to see if I can find what it means.
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06-05-12, 06:37
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Hi Jason..have a look on the top of the transmission bellhousing.There should be a machined flatspot with a number.Most of the Fords from the 40's had their VIN # info stamped on that pad.You may have to take the transmission tunnel (cover) off to get at it.
cheers man corey
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06-05-12, 23:07
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Hi Jason
Look on the outside of the left rail just around the door post as the will be the serial number location the numbers should be about 3/8th on an inch in height STEW
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#5
08-05-12, 22:08
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If I've got it right, there's a workshop manual for the modified conventional pattern trucks on ebay at the moment.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=370610877152 That may help with your truck (no connection with seller).
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06-02-13, 07:26
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Serial Number
Hello. well I finally found my chassis/serial number. 4g8678f . Can anyone tell me where I could start looking for this in a contract list or similar?
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07-02-13, 00:07
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4G8678F is the engine number: Fords in Aust used the first engine number as the chassis number, so I doubt you'll find it on a contract list.
Mike C
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