I have two 66 U13 if you lose your 68 search interest?
\\dumb question? what is a U13?
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its a Germany submarine
U-13 may refer to one of the following German submarines:
SM U-13, was the lead ship of the Type U 13 class of submarines; launched in 1910 and served in the First World War until sunk on 12 August 1914
During the First World War.
German submarine U-13 (1935), a Type IIB submarine that served in the Second World War and was sunk on 31 May 1940
German submarine U-13 (S192), a Type 206 submarine of the Bundesmarine that was launched in 1973 and scrapped in 1997
i guess that 68 model is still highly classified![]()
dumb question? what is a U13?
Yes it is. But i'm a really good golfer.
I have two 66 U13 if you lose your 68 search interest?
are they restored or future projects???
I'm too lazy to look it up, but how many '68 U13's are there in the registry now? It's got to be less than a dozen, which means 200 of them are still out there...somewhere. Get busy you all, it's like American Pickers, only with Broncos.
Including the Race Bronco that Andrew Norton and Todd Zeurcher owns, there are 8 listed in the registry. So, there are 204 unlisted ones to search for. Half of that may still exist.
No way 1/2.... I bet only less 10-12% Ford made 225,000 from 66-77. If your theory would be correct then there would be 114,500 left of all early Broncos. There is no way that many Bronco are left out there to day. Considering how and what people used them for. It was more or less like a disposable truck especially the U13 models because they were the cheapest compared the U14's and the U15's.
I know the survival rate of Broncos would be better in the States like CA, TX, and AZ but here in the mid-west I bet most were scraped less then ten years after their production year just because of rust.
I have no facts on any of this it's just my opinion but it would be a great thing to try to do a research on. Has any tried to take a Bronco count here on this site???
Thus why I said "may still exist". I figured there is actually less, I was just giving a high estimate. But since there was only 212 of them, it's possible.
I think it would be neat to do a count on this site. It would be a small number compared to the 225k, but it would still be cool to know.






