picture of 6 inline needed + carb

[vlrd56]

After many evenings watching the forums Idecided to ask for pictures to help me to understand what's under the bonnet
.can you send pictures of a normal six inline with all its hoses and details of carb without the air cleaner
My truck seems to be a F350 from 1971 with a Zenith carb
.it as no vin or stamped number

[seattle67]

Bon F100, très bon!

[theogre5150]

Sorry.......This is the only one I have. I have upgraded to a 2bbl setup.



I can tell you how many hoses you should have and where they go.

[dolinick]

Here's mine. I don't believe this is the original or proper carburetor though.



large image: http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2410/183 ... 0da7_o.jpg

Dan

[willowbilly3]

The only single wheel F350s of this vintage I have seen were crewcabs. I don't think there was a single wheel F-350 with a bed in 72.
Also the Zenith carb seems odd but it is another country.
Did your truck fall in a bucket of army paint?

[DuckRyder]

it has a dentside bed on it?

[j41385]

Pretty custom front blinkers too.

[vlrd56]

sorry but what's a dentside bed ?

[71Ford100]

A "dentside" was the Ford pickups that followed production of the "bumps". Bumps were produced in the states from 1967 until 1972. From 1973-79 dents were produced. A dent gets its name from the indentation in the body panel and a bump from where the body creases out.

A "dentside"
http://www.chooseyouritem.com/classics/ ... Pickup.jpg

A "bumpside"
http://www.phillipspremierauto.com/EdCa ... %20002.jpg

Hope that clears it up for ya. Can you take a pic of your engine compartment for us?

[binder56jd]

so i guess we gotta quit with all the french jokes,eh????

quite a collection u have

enjoy the site

[vlrd56]

I think you are right,it looks like a bumpside,can you confirm with this pictures
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[j41385]

Well that's not the original bed. The bed of your truck is from a later model ford truck. The truck is a 1971, which is of the Bumpside style (1967-1972) The bed of your truck is from a Dentside model (1973-1979)

[vlrd56]

thanks B O F I start slowly to understand why the rear wheels are not centralsed in the middle of the bed reservation

[green70]

8 lug short bed

[cdherman]

That is a mighty unfamiliar carb as well.

Zenith made carbs all right -- my Ford 861 tractor used to have one.

Never have seen one on a 300. Might be an early Carter YF carb as well, not the "modern" YF carb that should be on a 71.

It would be a pleasure to help you out. What is the problem that you are having? I mean, why do you need the pictures?

I doubt you engine bay will ever look anything close to orignal. I see a brake booster (for power brakes) in the picture as well. Someone has made a lot of changes.....

If you want to own an old truck like yours, you will need to learn what all the parts are actually doing and not just try to make it look like "a picture". Hope that doesn't sound too negative, but with a 71, you should able to understand what every wire and hose does and exactly where they are going. Its not complicated.....