Earliest Bronco built

[tortoiseracer]

I have a 66 wagon, wonderful yellow color U15fl #779078
Other numbers on the tag 092 8 u150 798c03
75
Any info on decoding would be great
As far as I know mostly original. Did have a cb hanging from the roof at one time as the mount is still there.
The radio is a really cool 8 track ha ha
Plastic drivers box steel door
Has heater,cigarette lighter, rain catcher under dash,
Grill has been replaced along with fenders, who knows about the hood but the color all matches. No eyebrow grill but this and the outside front clip have probably been replaced.
Fold down front bucket seats, rear seat
Was sold Jan 3 1966

 

[Scott C.]

That is a 12/65 build.
092= 92" wheel base
8= Springtime Yellow
U150= U100 series Wagon
798= 7 is left and right buckets seats, 98 is wagon roof
C= 3 speed manual transmission
03= 4.11 2780lb rear axle
75= DSO Phoenix

 

[tortoiseracer]

Awsome, thanks Scott

 

[Rogers954]

Hi everyone, first post here figured i would share the 66 that I was given. A short time ago i brought home a 66 that i inherited from my grandfather, vin on it is U13FL732269. It was his since i want to say 73 if i remember right (still waiting on my aunt to send me the title) I feel very lucky to have gained this although under the circumstances I’d rather have the man back over a vehicle any day, but I’m excited to eventually get started on fully restoring this ol gal to her former beauty. I don’t seem to have any rights to post a picture of it (probably cause of the zero post status) Anyway I’m very glad i found this forum and I’ve been digging around a bit just to learn and I’m sure once i get this project started i will be in here all the time and you all will get sick of my constant questions hahah.

 

[toddz69]

Hi everyone, first post here figured i would share the 66 that I was given. A short time ago i brought home a 66 that i inherited from my grandfather, vin on it is U13FL732269. It was his since i want to say 73 if i remember right (still waiting on my aunt to send me the title) I feel very lucky to have gained this although under the circumstances I’d rather have the man back over a vehicle any day, but I’m excited to eventually get started on fully restoring this ol gal to her former beauty. I don’t seem to have any rights to post a picture of it (probably cause of the zero post status) Anyway I’m very glad i found this forum and I’ve been digging around a bit just to learn and I’m sure once i get this project started i will be in here all the time and you all will get sick of my constant questions hahah.

You can pay a few bucks to be a contributor and then you can post pics (it's not related to post counts like some other forums). That's a very early production number, obviously, probably within the first couple days of production. Would love to see pics!

Todd Z.

 

[DirtDonk]

Great story and can't wait to see pics too. Welcome to classicbroncos!

Paul

 

[okie4570]

Hi everyone, first post here figured i would share the 66 that I was given. A short time ago i brought home a 66 that i inherited from my grandfather, vin on it is U13FL732269. It was his since i want to say 73 if i remember right (still waiting on my aunt to send me the title) I feel very lucky to have gained this although under the circumstances I’d rather have the man back over a vehicle any day, but I’m excited to eventually get started on fully restoring this ol gal to her former beauty. I don’t seem to have any rights to post a picture of it (probably cause of the zero post status) Anyway I’m very glad i found this forum and I’ve been digging around a bit just to learn and I’m sure once i get this project started i will be in here all the time and you all will get sick of my constant questions hahah.

Awesome that it's remaining in the family, looking forward to pics!

 

[okie4570]

Hi everyone, first post here figured i would share the 66 that I was given. A short time ago i brought home a 66 that i inherited from my grandfather, vin on it is U13FL732269. It was his since i want to say 73 if i remember right (still waiting on my aunt to send me the title) I feel very lucky to have gained this although under the circumstances I’d rather have the man back over a vehicle any day, but I’m excited to eventually get started on fully restoring this ol gal to her former beauty. I don’t seem to have any rights to post a picture of it (probably cause of the zero post status) Anyway I’m very glad i found this forum and I’ve been digging around a bit just to learn and I’m sure once i get this project started i will be in here all the time and you all will get sick of my constant questions hahah.

Yours is also the 14th earliest u13 known to still exist

 

[sprdv1]

Yours is also the 14th earliest u13 known to still exist

the info man... going strong

 

[sprdv1]

You can pay a few bucks to be a contributor and then you can post pics (it's not related to post counts like some other forums). That's a very early production number, obviously, probably within the first couple days of production. Would love to see pics!

Todd Z.

Well worth the $12 for sure...

 

[beasterly]

I have 732803 it's a u15