Dip Stick Oil Pan Match And Identification; More Pictures Added

[chris401]

Lots of inconsistent info I'm finding online. I have a C7AE-6750-A Ford dipstick and tube. What oil pan does this match, how where do I find oil pan identification numbers and does it match a 6qt pan?
Photos are compared to blue, I believe a 66 F100 tube/dipstick and white being the C7AE-6750-A at bottom.
Thanks

PS: Not asking how to verify correct level with stick.

[chris401]

Anyone?

[fastback 427]

Chris, the blue tube looks identical to the one on my 76 f350. The white one looks like the one on my 67 gta fairlane and the numbers are the same as yours.

[chris401]

Chris, the blue tube looks identical to the one on my 76 f350. The white one looks like the one on my 67 gta fairlane and the numbers are the same as yours.

Does your oil pan look like this one? I noticed the hump in rear was more prominent than on my truck pan.

[fastback 427]

No it doesn't. I haven't seen that style yet. How deep is that from flange to bottom? Looks like its a 6 quart from earlier pickup.

[chris401]

No it doesn't. I haven't seen that style yet. How deep is that from flange to bottom? Looks like its a 6 quart from earlier pickup.

The measurements:
front to back= 10"
side to side=7 3/4"
deep= 6"

My early, 1965+, truck pans are all rear drain like in the 70's. This is the only pan I have ever had that drained at the corner. I have had a 64 solid lifter engine, 66 410, couple of Galaxie 390's and a 68 wagon 390. Think pan came from any of these engines?

Link: http://www.network54.com/Forum/74182/message/1390877725/Two+1965+Ford+Trucks%2C+Full+History%2C+39+Years+Old

[fastback 427]

I'm at a loss on your pan. There should be a number stamped into the pan somewhere. Hit it with a scotchbrite pad and check closer maybe?

[chris401]

I'm at a loss on your pan. There should be a number stamped into the pan somewhere. Hit it with a scotchbrite pad and check closer maybe?

I was going to paint this pan and found it needed more work. Ill glass blast it again. What area do I look for identification, part or casting number?

[fastback 427]

Should be in the rear of the pan. Might be easier to see from the inside. If your gonna glass bead the pan make sure to scrub the heck out a it. Did the same on an aluminum intake years ago and played hell cleaning it up on the inside!
Also check the center under the pickup as I've seen them both.

[chris401]

Should be in the rear of the pan. Might be easier to see from the inside. If your gonna glass bead the pan make sure to scrub the heck out a it. Did the same on an aluminum intake years ago and played hell cleaning it up on the inside!

Ill do that and post back. Here are a couple photos of my truck pan (1974+/-) with fresh paint.

[fastback 427]

Looks good! What color and brand paint did you use?

[chris401]

Looks good! What color and brand paint did you use?

Thanks. Dupl-Color DE1606