How to Identify Two old Ford Dashboard Gauge Clusters

Any idea what these clusters went on? The white one has a C7TF and the black/brown one has a C8TF on the cluster shell but a C9 on the plastic shroud/bezel/face (whatever it would be called)

 

67-72 Ford pickup I believe. C7 = 1967, C8 = 1968, etc. T probably means truck. They look like the ones in a couple of those trucks I had years ago.

 

^^^^ man is correct

 

I think if rustyNY is not dead on correct he is real close.

 

Top one is the same one in my pop's old 70 ford pickup growing up!

 

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In the second picture on the rear of the panel,on the RH side is a small square box with 2 wires. That is the "Instrument Voltage Reducer" it is used to lower the voltage to 6Volts. All Ford instruments up untill the mid '80s had this or simular reducer..This is what I used on my '51 that is converted to 12 volt system for the 6 volt gauges.
Jim

 

Cool 51! I just looked, they both have that.

 

Ford PN prefixes denote the year the part was introduced, and remained the same as long as the part didn't change... a longer time on trucks than cars frequently. This is likely the explanation of the one with both '67 and '69 prfixes...older cluster with a new shell to update the new model.

 

67 to 72 as rustynewyorker said. The top one is for the Custom Cab/Ranger option.

 

Ditto 67-72 Ford pickups.

4TTRUK

 

Would an F1 be a 91? I have a door tag that begins with F1 and the model is F102. It was the doors off a pickup that I saved some parts and trim from