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Does anyone know how to identify a "numbered" 359 that's supposedly missing the dash plaice? It's production date is Sept. 86. Ive always herd if it has Extended hood, 425 Cat, 15 speed, full gauges and shock assist hood then it's more than likely the of the 359s
 
tylerdillard said:
Does anyone know how to identify a "numbered" 359 that's supposedly missing the dash plaice? It's production date is Sept. 86. Ive always herd if it has Extended hood, 425 Cat, 15 speed, full gauges and shock assist hood then it's more than likely the of the 359s
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The what if 359's?
Paul will have some good ingot for 359's
 
Part of the serial should be stamped into the top of the passenger side frame rail.
 
10-4 on that. I've always seen the rails are stamped. Usually around the engine bay or front of cab somewhere
 
6.4 F-350 said:
If it has a Corvette style dash it's a 359.
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And they make fiberglass kits to go in 379's.
Breathers entering through the hood instead of the cowl panel is an easier way to tell for just any person. Let alone the cab is all different, etc
 
BRE said:
And they make fiberglass kits to go in 379's.
Breathers entering through the hood instead of the cowl panel is an easier way to tell for just any person. Let alone the cab is all different, etc
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Yea I know how to identify a 359. I was tryin go figure out if it was a "numbered" truck. The "Last of Class"
 
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