F Truck compliance plate

[PIGNUTS]

Hi All,

A mate has asked me to decode his compliance plate, but i'm not having much luck on google.
Is anyone able to decode the plate please ?

Thanks and cheers Pignuts

[Tassie f100]

If you post a photo that can be seen and read you just might get some help

[PIGNUTS]

Originally Posted by Tassie f100

If you post a photo that can be seen and read you just might get some help

Thanks for your useless answer ya clown

[Tassie f100]

[QUOTE=PIGNUTS;6470341]Thanks for your useless answer ya clown [/QUOTE. Well if you hadn’t posted such a tiny little photo.I might have been able to read it and help.you .A.H

[Franco Cozzo]

Originally Posted by Tassie f100

. Well if you hadn’t posted such a tiny little photo.I might have been able to read it and help.you .A.H

Wow! It's THE Adolf Hitler!

How long have you been a member of AFF for?

[Tassie f100]

Originally Posted by Franco Cozzo

Wow! It's THE Adolf Hitler!

How long have you been a member of AFF for?

Just a little bit longer than Dirty Harry!!

[wodahs]

Originally Posted by PIGNUTS

Thanks for your useless answer ya clown

i hate to say but it wasnt a useless answer and if youd posted a better pic some of us may have been able to assist earlier as i couldnt even read the plate my self so why go to the trouble to help
i even know where and how to access Paulls treasure trove of info and had seen your post prier to any other comments
and with replys like this , this is why help can be hard to get at times

[Rallye Sport]

Wasn't too hard to clean it up a bit and help the guy out.

[Itsme]

Originally Posted by Rallye Sport

Wasn't too hard to clean it up a bit and help the guy out.
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Well not everyone is computer savvy in doing this.
I think the OP was bit too harsh with his comment to Tassie f100, did not see tassie post being abusive.

[Crazy Dazz]

It appears to be a Ford Australia Identification Plate
At a rough guess, I would say this was from the 60s...

Prefix: AK1KGL A means it was manufactured in USA but assembled locally, "K" indicates it was assembled in Sydney.
1K Is the model, I believe that is an F700.
GL is the year and month. I believe it is May 1967.

SERIAL: 24288 I believe that units of each model were number sequentially, so you could probably tell more from this if you knew the allocation.

SIDO: 4Q3254 This is the unique dealer's order.

MODEL: 73753T?? 73753 Indicates it was a F700 Cab-Chassis with the 194 inch wheelbase.

ENGINE: T Not 100% but I believe this was the FT 330, a heavy duty version of the FE.

TRANS: F Borg-Warner 4spd T-18 h/duty truck transmission

R AX: H

FR AX: G

PAINT: E White

TRIM: Y "Palomino"

Brake Booster: D

GVW: 23000 pounds

NET HP: "" I believe it was 190bhp

RPM: "" @4,000rpm

SVO: ""

[Paull]

It's all here

[PIGNUTS]

Originally Posted by Paull

It's all here

Thanks heaps mate, appreciate it. Cheers

[PIGNUTS]

Originally Posted by Crazy Dazz

It appears to be a Ford Australia Identification Plate
At a rough guess, I would say this was from the 60s...

Prefix: AK1KGL A means it was manufactured in USA but assembled locally, "K" indicates it was assembled in Sydney.
1K Is the model, I believe that is an F700.
GL is the year and month. I believe it is May 1967.

SERIAL: 24288 I believe that units of each model were number sequentially, so you could probably tell more from this if you knew the allocation.

SIDO: 4Q3254 This is the unique dealer's order.

MODEL: 73753T?? 73753 Indicates it was a F700 Cab-Chassis with the 194 inch wheelbase.

ENGINE: T Not 100% but I believe this was the FT 330, a heavy duty version of the FE.

TRANS: F Borg-Warner 4spd T-18 h/duty truck transmission

R AX: H

FR AX: G

PAINT: E White

TRIM: Y "Palomino"

Brake Booster: D

GVW: 23000 pounds

NET HP: "" I believe it was 190bhp

RPM: "" @4,000rpm

SVO: ""

Thanks so much mate, appreciate it. Cheers

[Paull]

Apologies for stating the obvious, but, if you don't already know "Ctrl + roll up" increases page size. That's all I did.

[wodahs]

Originally Posted by Paull

Apologies for stating the obvious, but, if you don't already know "Ctrl + roll up" increases page size. That's all I did.

i know where to find you treasure trove but sorry i didnt know this
the things an ol' f'rr learns even as we loose other functions

but as i couldnt read it thats why i kept silent rather than ask for a repic

[Tassie f100]

Not on an Ipad

[PIGNUTS]

Just wanna say THANKS to the guys that helped out.

Cheers