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Considering it is white, I'm wondering if it was on a truck. I have a 79 Ramcharger H wheel, but I think it is a 5-4.5 5.5" wide, not 6. My 81 Power Ram 150 had 5-5 6" wide wheels.

I think any H wheel has good value.

Measure the space between the pully and the radiator. IMO I think the closer you are the more air you will pull.

I totally agree. The first time I saw one I thought that!

CRAIG HAS EVERYTHING!!! Thank you!

Do you think it is the original engine? Not a bad idea....

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That's a BEAUTIFUL car!

I loved my Ford F-series trucks but was NEVER a Ford car guy. The only Ford car I had owned was a 1978 Mercury Cougar which I took "on a trade" from the guy who bought my 1981 Dodge Diplomat. I fixed the mechanicals and quickly sold it. In 1995 I bought a 1990 Mercury Grand Marquis Colony Park...

I agree with Big_John, "There's enough guys that can decode it and maybe tell you what it originally had". EVERYONE here will help. There is a wealth of knowledge and all of us "C-Body guys" like to share as well as absorb information.

I HATE to see ANY car like that.

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https://www.mymopar.com/downloads/partscatalogs/66_Mopar_Parts_Catalog.zip

Best way to be sure is to drop the engine pipe.

Both, but mainly safety. Not a stupid question.

https://bobsclassicautoglass.com/

Go to MYMOPAR.COM you can download the parts catalog

Welcome! I rember installing those marker lights on my Brother-in-laws 1966 Valiant.