found one under my nose

just found a 66 pannel has the 240 six and the ford 9" its saveable (not to bad concidering its a van that has lived in C.T. all its life.) wheres the plate that has all the information? i opened the door and looked at the tag on the door, i just dont have a clue where the other tag is. im holding out on getting it for now , i have a line on an econoline pickup, i might be too late but im going to wait to see if i get a call in a week or so.

under the lip of the doghouse stamped in the floor or
far rear corner on one of the braces, inside the bed right behind the tailight. would go out an d look to verify which side but its mighty dark out and weathers nasty.

Pass side rear brace near the spare tire bracket.

Later,
Rip

thanks Dan+Rip, i was interested in finding out what gear ratio it has paint codes ect, i know on the dodges there on the drivers fenderwell, im on the hunt for an econoline, guess i have a thing for vowels when i was decodeing the vin , the website showed a plate with several lines under the vin with all the other information and how to decode it . it was on the falcon site posted in here. i noticed in the posting of supplyers Macs wasnt braught up by members , whats the deal high prices shabby product or?

Mac's has great items i use theme all the time on my builds

One of my old trucks is for sale here in RI. It's a 64 regular van, 170 3 speed. I bought in in Tuscon AZ but it spent most of it's time in Modesto CA. It has a Ford remanufactured engine that just had a valve job done, new clutch and radiator. The van is solid with one small rust hole. The only bad part is the front is dented pretty good. I sold him a front panel with the van that is straight. He is asking $2000.00 for it.
Fred

ooooh how i love rust free iron, ouch to the front end-how hard of a fix is that job?

benwah wrote:ooooh how i love rust free iron, ouch to the front end-how hard of a fix is that job?

When I sold the truck I gave him a complete front nose panel. I think it would be easier to install the nose panel but it could also be repaired. The rest of the truck is straight. The truck is in Warwick, about 5 minutes from my house.
Fred

let me get through the hollidays, i never heard back from the econoline p/u. and it moved from its resting place been there sinse the late 80s. it was ruff when i peeked at it in 95. but im leaning torward the rust free 64 instead of a rusty 66.