Will The Front Mount Trailer Hitch Receiver Fit a 1991 Ford Van Ambulance Chassis

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Can you look up fitment by VIN? I have 1991 Ford van/cab chassis/former ambulance. Will the 65001 or the 33055 fit? Thanks

asked by: David C

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While I do not have any way to look up your 1991 Ford Van/Chassis Cab with the VIN information I do see both the Curt # 33055 and Draw-Tite # 65001 front receivers will fit both the standard van chassis and the cutaway chassis. Unless your front end bumper area has been modified you should not have any issues with the fitment.

expert reply by: Bud M

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Answer 9

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Answer 11

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Answer 12

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