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Front Sump Oil Pan in 1956 F-100

Posted By 46yblock 16 Years Ago
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Mike, you still have to remember they NEVER came that way from the factory.



Its kinda like buying a new ford and the dealer sends it out to get different rims or diamond deck tool box or what ever they do these days. It is period (time) correct but didnt come from the factory.



Example are the fender skirts on my truck . They were made in the 50's for these trucks by an aftermarket supplier so they are period correct, just not from the factory.

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come to think of it, the one Front-sump pan i have i got off of a 292 that was stuffed in a 54 Effie.. I never really thought much about it till now. This was a farm truck so i don't know how they avoided denting the pan (Southern Oregon is not exactly the flattest place in the world, right Mike?), but the pan is straight as an arrow save for a couple of holes someone decided to drill in itw00t

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