Vintage Body Id Ientification Tag Badge Plate 1953 Ford F-250 3/4 Ton Truck on 2040-parts.com
Waldo, Wisconsin, US
Vintage body ID identification badge plate tag. Tag is for 1953 Ford F-250 3/4" ton truck with 215 or 223 engine and 118" wheel base. Serial number is (F25D3H59677) max LBS (6900) cert net H.P. (91) at R.P.M. (3400) trans (3HD) rear axle (486) color (B) and production code (28KKE-1146).
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