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The third digit is the model application. For example a part with a model code of B
would generally apply to Bronco’s. However, there are numerous examples where the
model code is actually used for different models. For example, some of the Mustang Boss
429 parts have a C9AE prefix which corresponds to a 1969 Galaxie.
Code Description Code Description
A Ford (Generic) / Galaxie R Rotunda (Generic)(1962-69)
Ford of Europe (1970-up)
B Bronco (1970-73) S Thunderbird
C Remanufactured Parts
(1966-75)
T Bronco (1966-82, Except 1970-73)
D Falcon (1960-69)
Maverick (1970-74)
U Econoline/Club Wagon Van
E Truck (Cab over Engine)
(1970-73)
V Lincoln
F Foreign / Trans Am Racing W Cougar (1967-80)
G Comet (1961-67)
Montego (1968-76)
X Truck (Short Highway) (1970-73)
H Holman/Moody HiPo Part Y Meteor (Canada) (1962-72)
J Industrial Z Mustang
K Tilt Cab (1970-73) 2 Pinto (1972-75)
L Lincoln 4 Comet (1971-74)
M Mercury 6 Pantera (1971-75)
Topaz (1984-up)
N Tractor 7 Courier (1971-82)
O Fairlane
Torino (1969-76)
8 Capri (U.S. Parts) (1972-75)
P Autolite (Later Motorcraft) 9 Turbine Engine Parts (1970-75)
Fourth digit: Design Engineer Office
The fourth digit is the design engineering office. The design office, as the name implies,
was the office responsible for the design of the part. Some of the more common codes
are: B=body, C=chassis and E=engine.
Code Design Engineering Office
A Light Truck Engineering Division
B Body and Electrical Product Division
C Chassis
D Overseas Product Engineering
E Engine
F General Parts/Electrical and Electronics Division
H Climate Control
J Autolite/Ford Parts & Service Division
L Industrial Engine Parts & Service
M Performance/Special Vehicle Operations
N Tractor Parts