Exploded-view Schematics page updated and expanded...

[FORDification]

I've been slowly working at getting the Exploded-view schematics pages updated, including adding more than 50 new scans and arranging the scans into groups, based on the parts.

The goal is to scan every diagram from the 1975 Final Issue of the 1964-1972 Ford Truck Master Parts catalog that directly pertains to the '67-'72 light-duty trucks (F100-F350)...and as of today I'm more than halfway through.

Whenever I've got a few minutes to kill (that is, whenever I lose my internet connection and I can't get online), I scan a few more. So sooner or later we'll have the complete collection. Take a look:

Technical Drawings and Schematics

[flyboy2610]

[mytmatt]

Very nice work, Keith. Those will come in real handy in the coming months...

Thanks very much for all your hard work!

Matt

[JWW]

Keith

I have that catalog. It is not small. Thanks for taking the time sorting the diagrams that pertain to our trucks.

[fordman]

this is the same as the cd i bought. it has the same pics and everything. . did you say yours is from a book? does your book show the complete part number or does it just show the numbers in the pictures?

[FORDification]

I scanned and posted a dozen more diagrams tonight. Here's what's been added (the number in brackets is the number of scans):

[1] '71-'72 grille
[1] 240/300 water pump
[1] FE water pump
[1] 302 water pump
[3] Fuel system (tank, lines, sending unit) - w/in-cab tank (w/ and w/o Evap.)
[5] Auxiliary fuel tank, filler tubes, skid plate (w/ and w/o Evap.)

The scans for the fuel system and the tanks are larger than most, since I wanted to allow you to see details that would've been lost if they were much smaller....just a warning to those of you with dial-up accounts.

this is the same as the cd i bought. it has the same pics and everything. . did you say yours is from a book? does your book show the complete part number or does it just show the numbers in the pictures?

Sorry, I missed your post. These are from the MPC, and the pages only show the basic part number. The complete part numbers are not included in the MPC, since they tend to get revised.

[basketcase0302]

Keith,

This is some good stuff.

The old adage, "a picture is worth a thousand words".

Thanks for your continued hard work!

Jeff

[fordman]

i need to find a book then. i would like complete part numbers to use.

[FORDification]

i need to find a book then. i would like complete part numbers to use.

I guess what I said above didn't come out the way I meant. What I meant was the the exploded-view diagrams themselves only include the basic part number, since the diagrams get reused. That way the diagrams wouldn't have to be revised every time a part number got revised. The MPC itself of course DOES have the part numbers in it, although they've often been revised over the years.

[fordman]

i see what you mean. so i still neeed the book becuse my cd doesnt have the full part numbers. all it gives is the middle part number like 6444.