Over the past couple days I've scanned and uploaded an additional 44 hi-res exploded-view schematics from the Ford Truck Master Parts Catalogs, for a total of 212...which completes the first wave. As of now, every single schematic from the '57-'63 U.S. MPC and '61-'64 Canadian MPC has been scanned a...

After two weeks of being in-transit from Sydney Australia, today I finally received the 1961-1964 Australian Ford Trucks Chassis and Parts Catalogue. http://www.fordification.info/misc/6164aussiempc01th.jpg http://www.fordification.info/misc/6164aussiempc02th.jpg http://www.fordification.info/misc/6...

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Ford put out a technical service bulletin article in 1967 which deals with this: Article 1161 - Fuel Sender Float Rattle TSB #76 - September 29, 1967 (All 1965 to 1968 F Series with In Cab Fuel Tanks) The fuel sender float can strike the upper edge of the fuel tank under conditions of 3/4 full or mo...

Read the Ford Technical Service Bulletin Article No. 1354 on Pages 9 and 10 of the following 1968 TSB.

http://www.fordification.com/library/ma ... emId=10242

Try looking over the Body Builders Layout Books...they might help. While they don't specifically give a measurement in degrees, they do specify how much lower the transmission output shaft centerline needs to be below the top of the frame.

http://www.fordification.info/tech/bodybuilder.htm

http://www.fordification.info/tech/images/mpc/diagrams-th.jpg I spent a good part of the weekend scanning and posting more hi-res exploded-view diagrams from the '57-'63 and '64-'72 MPCs, as well as some from the 1961-1964 Canadian MPC. There is now an additional 181 diagrams posted to the Tech Sec...

A reference shot of the dash with the radio holes but no installed radio would be great too.

Gravemetal: Thanks for those dimensions! You can send pics to me at admin at fordification dot com.

I just got some really great pics of the '67-only radio and posted them here, to give you an idea of what I'm looking for:

http://www.fordification.com/tech/67radio.htm

Just curious...has anyone ever tried installing a Slick radio in '67 truck? The '67 model has a much smaller radio than the '68-up trucks, and it just dawned on me that the Slick radio is also smaller. Wondering if they'd swap with no mods needed. If so, it would provide a solution for '67 truck own...

Finally got the 1965 Ford Truck Body Builders Layout Book today that includes the master wiring diagram. I decided to scan it and then (using Photoshop) layering it over the top of the 1966 diagram for comparison purposes. I found that the two diagrams are absolutely identical. They literally used t...

http://www.fordification.info/tech/images/wiring/1962fordtruck_masterwiringth.jpg Well, I wasn't planning on having the colorized 1962 Ford truck wiring diagram finished for a few more days, but I guess I was closer to being done than I thought. I just finished it up and have it posted. I'm kinda i...

OK, I've uploaded the corrected wiring diagram showing the proper firing order of 1-5-4-2-6-3-7-8. I don't know how the hell they missed the fact that they got #2 and #8 reversed, but I guess it's not the first time I've run across an error in their books. Oh well...it's fixed now. As mentioned, if ...

Holy crap....it was just brought to my attention that the firing order for this schematic is incorrect! I was actually concentrating on the wiring aspect of this diagram and didn't pick up on that detail. But it's not my mistake...Ford actually had it wrong it two different wiring diagrams from thei...

http://www.fordification.info/images/wiring_tease4.jpg Well, after 3 weeks of countless hours of work (including a marathon 8-hour session last night!), the full-color hi-res 1966 master wiring diagram is finally complete! I just posted it here: http://www.fordification.info/tech/wiring_66.htm I le...

Just thought I'd give you guys a sneak preview of what I've been working on for the past couple weeks. I'm taking the factory 1966 black-and-white wiring diagram and converting it to a full-color version...with each circuit identified by circuit number and primary wire color (with stripe as needed)....

Yes , the vacuum booster needs vacuum. Normally the hose is attached to a nipple that's screwed into an intake manifold runner.

FORDification is sponsoring the 5th FORDification & Friends Truck and Car Show show in Anderson, MO on June 10. While the show is centered about '60s-'70s Ford trucks, anyone who wants to bring a vehicle is more than welcome. If you're a Facebook member, we have an events page HERE with a lot of...

Hmmm...might have to come check this out. I'm only about an hour north of there.

http://www.lancastereventcenter.org/all ... entID=7765

Over the past week or two I've been busy working on scanning the 1966 Ford Trucks Body Builders Layout Book scanned and getting the pages pertaining to the light-duty trucks cleaned up and posted to FORDification.info. If you're needing access to dimensional schematics for the chassis, body or engin...