Whats the diff between 97 and 98 f150
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Originally Posted by PSS-Mag
I'd agree.
I know one of my customer "a boat manufacturer" did the same thing on the last 6 of one of thier 05 boats. Those 6 are basically a mix match of 05/06 but considered manufactured in the 05 run cycle. 6 people are going to be messed up when they go to buy parts like that. Especially in 20 years when the parts are harder to come by.
They order an 05 part from e-bay, only to find out when they get it that the one they bought will not work. So now they are out the cost + shipping. I'd be pissed.
I know one of my customer "a boat manufacturer" did the same thing on the last 6 of one of thier 05 boats. Those 6 are basically a mix match of 05/06 but considered manufactured in the 05 run cycle. 6 people are going to be messed up when they go to buy parts like that. Especially in 20 years when the parts are harder to come by.
They order an 05 part from e-bay, only to find out when they get it that the one they bought will not work. So now they are out the cost + shipping. I'd be pissed.
well that makes alot of sence about the fillerneck but out of sure curiosity what exctally is the fillerneck, like i have a faint ideal about what it is but can yall go ahead and explane it
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From: the moral high ground
If you want to know fore sure what year your truck is, look at the 10th position of the VIN.
V = 1997
W = 1998
I wouldn't rely on whether the exhaust exits in front or behind the right rear tire.
How many 1997 models are still running a stock exhaust?
That exhaust could be nearly 10 years old by now.
V = 1997
W = 1998
I wouldn't rely on whether the exhaust exits in front or behind the right rear tire.
How many 1997 models are still running a stock exhaust?
That exhaust could be nearly 10 years old by now.
