R Walling

I could see that if somebody had been trying to sell an item and had advertised it several times that he might say that. It could also mean that if you showed up with a couple of bucks you could own it!

First thing to do is give them a good bath and clear out all the "junk" around the car so that people can walk around them! Second, advertise them very soon, tis the season to buy! Plenty of pictures in the ads! (The #1 request that you will receive will be to send them more pics, this will drive you crazy! Write a long resume explaining everything that you know about the car. Include your e-mail. Third, Put in a new battery and get them properly started if possible or at least, oil and turn the engine over by hand.

1957, My 32 huppmobile My first car, I sent it to the scrap yard and then started work on a winning A dragster.,

If you want a good tire paint, check with Russia, have you noticed how good the missile carries in their May Day parade look? Actually, because Russia can't afford to change tired every 6 years due to ozone cracking, they paint them to protect them from ozone. So maybe there is a new life for tire paint!

With 5 cars registered, i get about 50 miles per year driving to local events. 😁 Gas mileage varies.

Danny, looking at the side view of the drag line bucket, I can see the front of a mini car, just add a seat and a few wheels.

Don't store a Vinal top in the down position as it will shrink, and you will not be able to put it up, Besides the mice love to sleep in it over the winter.

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More pic's,

Correct VIN is 1FTYX98X4GVAC281010 I am guessing on the last 3 digits based on the best photo submitted by Larry. I think the 8th number (x) means there is a hidden #, 4.

You won't believe what I did, When I copied the correct VIV it didn't save it! I will start over again!

BINGO ! WITH YOUR HELP, i FINNALY GOT THE CORRECT VIN. Thank You from the bottom of my heart, Larry and all the others that took the time to help. QUOTE, "NHTSA’s VIN decoder allows you to query a particular vehicle’s VIN to identify specific information encoded in the number. VIN Partial VINs are also accepted Model Year If entered the year from VIN will be ignored Canadian Vehicle Specifications Export to PDF 1986 FORD - TRUCK Error Text: 0 - VIN decoded clean. Check Digit (9th position) is correct"

Quoted from Google, " What are the old Ford divisions? Ford now encompasses two brands: Ford and Lincoln. Ford once owned 5 other luxury brands: Volvo, Land Rover, Jaguar, Aston Martin, and Mercury. Over time, those brands were sold to other companies and Mercury was discontinued."

The truck was made in the Louisville Kentucky plant. I am trying to find out what division of Ford it is called for purposes of the VIN,, I would think it would be T for Truck?

According to a decoder that I printed, the second and third #s are the Manufacturer and division.

Best Image yet! thanks, Roger ( the third letter is "T" for truck ( I think)

i CHECKED THAT SITE ALSO, i AN TRYING SEVERAL DIFFERENT NUMBERS AS SUGGESTED BY THE SITE. THANK YOU, ROGER

THE THIRD IS A "T FOR TRUCK I THINK.

I would like to thank everyone that helped me determining the VIN for my Cab over CLT 9000 THANK YOU VERY MUCH 🙂🙂🙂 Roger Walling

One more pic taken in RAW MACRO. (I think) The site would not take it, it said larger than Maxum size The number that we are trying to read should be 6 ditgits.

I am trying but I cant seem to get the correct setting. Roger

Terry B, Thank you. I will take a few more pics and maybe we can get the last 2 digits!

A Bear, Thank you, I will take more shots. Roger

Yesterday I reset my camera to manual and got some better pics of the VIN sticker. I now can read most of the letters and 3 of the numerals. I am going to set the contrast to a different level and hope fully I may be able to read the whole VIN. My manual for my camera is 240 pages long and I know almost nothing about photography. I got a lot of studying to do. Roger