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Need Info on 53 f350

Posted By snoracer 15 Years Ago
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I think it was actually the F700 and larger that used the Lincoln block. Definitely not the F350. But who knows what was installed in the last 55 years.

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53 trucks F-600 and larger came with Lincoln based 259 or 317 engines. Light trucks used the flathead or the six... I think LOL
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I recently purchased a 1953 F350 Tow truck.  It has a "Y" block in it.  I have no idea what size it is or if the truck originally had a flathead and this engine was installed later.   The guy I bought it from said hat he was told that some 53 commercial trucks actually came with a "Y" block.  The VIN in this says it should have a flathead.  Any body have any ideas how I can find out what my engine is?  Thanks 

Tim

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