Posted by John in La on April 20, 2019 at 10:16:31 from (24.158.216.181):
In Reply to: Starting a 1965 Ford posted by Jim Ch on April 20, 2019 at 07:53:40:
While most will disagree you can have a 4 cylinder Ford built in 1965. Anything above serial number 64440 is a 1965. Production of the 4 cylinder tractor ended in Sept 1965 just above number 72000. And yes I have the paper work to prove this fact if anyone wants to dispute it.
But with that said you would be best calling it a 1964 model when talking to others as 1965 was the change over year from the 4 cylinder to the 3 cylinder tractors and most consider 1965 a 3 cylinder year.
Get one of these guys to tell you how to disconnect a 1964 SOS so it will free wheel. Put it on a trailer and get it home. Be prepared to go threw the fuel pump and maybe injectors from sitting so long.
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