Can anyone help me decode this VIN? (1970 Ford Torino) 0A34H282630

I don't believe cars of this vintage had seventeen digits

Thanks Tom. I neglected to mention that I'm an idgit. I tried that Site and I couldn't figure it out. I was hoping someone on here might know this stuff like the palm of their hand...but I do thank you.

Okay-now I'm really pushing my luck-is this a 351 Cleveland or Windsor? Tom you've been a big help!

You've been a terrific help, Tom. The car currently has a 4 barrel carb on it-but the VIN tells us that it was a "2-V" am I mixing up my term? (I did mention I'm an idgit) So, I'm assuming the carb was upgraded to a 4 barrel later in its history?

Don't bother with serial numbers on an older (or even a newer) Ford - they don't exist - casting numbers, but not serial numbers. Look at the fuel pump on the right side of the block - 2 bolts vertical - 351 Cleveland / 2 bolts horizontal - 351 Windsor. There are other tell-tale signs but that's the easiest.

also check the spark plugs...if the are at an angle its a windor if they are straight out then its a clevland. also the Windsor is a 90 degree engine the clevland is actually like 92 degress. just a touch wider than the windors

Order the Marti Report from MartiAuto.com and you'll find out whether this engine is a Windsor or Cleveland. VIN is correct, FWIW, despite what a previous poster suggested.

I have a ford 1970 torino. I cannot locate the title for this car .The only thing I have is thevi number, no papers.

H is two barrel carb windsor