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Old 25-07-2020, 06:16 PM   #1
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Default F Truck compliance plate

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
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Old 25-07-2020, 10:05 PM   #2
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If you post a photo that can be seen and read you just might get some help
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Old 26-07-2020, 12:13 AM   #3
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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: ""
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Old 26-07-2020, 11:56 AM   #4
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Old 26-07-2020, 03:57 PM   #5
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Thanks for your useless answer ya clown
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Thanks heaps mate, appreciate it. Cheers
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Old 26-07-2020, 03:59 PM   #7
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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
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Old 26-07-2020, 04:06 PM   #8
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[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
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Old 26-07-2020, 04:07 PM   #9
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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
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Wasn't too hard to clean it up a bit and help the guy out.
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. 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!

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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.
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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.
I understand that, it wasn't long ago that I though image hosting and editing was voodoo, until someone on the forum was good enough to run through it with me.
Turns out it takes as much time to help the guy out, giving some back in a sense than it does to sledge him on it.
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Apologies for stating the obvious, but, if you don't already know "Ctrl + roll up" increases page size. That's all I did.
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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
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Just wanna say THANKS to the guys that helped out.

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