Any help is appreciated ford script with number 1. Any guess to what year.
Thanks in advance
Thanks Jim
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JW21TT
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Re: Help to ID intake
At min. 1919 to 1926, regular cast iron intake, Ford began putting script on parts in 1919. The April 1924 listing in the Service Bulletins shows that #3062 Inlet Manifold factory no. T-512BR as being marked with Ford script. Many have letters and numerals added to i.d. the cast mold tooling.
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JW21TT
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Re: Help to ID intake
Thanks Dan
What made me wonder is it has no other part numbers or casting numbers at all.
Jim
What made me wonder is it has no other part numbers or casting numbers at all.
Jim