1959 ford f100

VIN verification, where should the VIN plates be in a 1959 Ford F100?? I hate DMV! they said one on the glove box was incorrect placement, any idea where the second plate should be??

 

Should be on the drivers side door jamb mine was banged up sanded and overspray painted bad totaly unreadable so I just took the one off the glove box riveted it on the door jamb never had a problem with inspection again.

 

ive had one on the inside of the glove box also,i think it was original

 

1959-60 Truck Vehicle Identification
Where To Find Your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) For 1959-60 Ford the VIN plate is attached to the glove box. The information on the rating plate is the VIN number. The VIN number identifies the series, engine, model year, ***embly plant and production sequence.
Vehicle Identification Number - F25J9U100001

Series Identification
F10 = F100
F11 = F100 4WD
F25 = F250
F26 = F250 4WD
F35 = F350

Engine Code
J = 223ci 6Cyl 1BC Carburetor 1959-60
C = 292ci 8Cyl 2BC Carburetor 158hp 1959-60
D = 292ci 8Cyl 2BC Carburetor 160 hp 1959-60

Models Year
9 = 1959
0 = 1960

***embly Plant
A = Atlanta, GA
G = Chicago, IL
D = Dallas, TX
K = Kansas City, MO
L = Long Beach, CA
U = Louisville, KY
E = Mahwah, NJ
M = Memphis, TN
N = Norfolk,VA
S = Allen Park, MI
R = San Jose, CA
P = St. Paul, MN

Production Sequence (Series #) Key Information 1959-60
1959: The major styling changes on the 1959 trucks consisted of a woven nylon saran seat upholstry, foam rubber seat padding, sound deadening material, two-tone paint on the doors and the instrument panel, a left door armrest, a white steering wheel with a chrome horn ring, a p***enger's side visor, an illuminated cigal lighter, a chrome grille, headlight bezels, parking light rims and windshield moldings, and matched door locks. A Custom Cab emblem was located on each door.
1960: The 1960 trucks featured a new grille that incorporated quad headlight bezels. The hood also got new sculpturing and new side ornamentation. Several minor improvements appeared, such as modified door latches, new door seals, a redesigned armrest, a redesigned wiring harness with multiplug sockets, and a cowlside fuse box and circuit breaker box.

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its on the glove box door..pop riveted to the backside of the door. I would find a book or id guide that states it and show it to them.

 

Also id # is located on top of the frame rail, on the p***enger side, right under the firewall.

 

I'm hoping some one here can help me I have got a 1959 ford f100 4x4 and according to the vin# decoder it is not is it a napco conversion or what have I got thanks

 

you mean right there where the battery acid has leaked on, for say 50 years ?

 

I've had several of these old Fords - the VIN plates are always on the inside of the glove box door.