New guy needs a hand

[Usmarinekurt]

U15GLR15512

Can a technical expert decipher this?
I appreciate you all.

 

[serial car restorer]

It's a Bronco wagon with a 302 V8 built in Michigan. The R15xxx indicates the date and serial of build, but I don't have those details. Probably mid-70s. That's all you can get from the VIN, unless you are Kevin Marti and have access to Ford's old records. Marti can tell you all the build details - www.martiauto.com

 

[DirtDonk]

Sounds like it might be a 73, or perhaps 74. But I’m no expert. Several experts here, however, including Okie. They should see this question in a few minutes and give you an answer.
But know that the only information that a VIN shows on a bronco, are the model type, engine type, manufacturing plant, and sequential serial number.
All other pertinent information is on the warranty plate on the glove box or kick panel.

And a Marti report will tell you all the rest.

 

[Usmarinekurt]

It's a Bronco wagon with a 302 V8 built in Michigan. The R15xxx indicates the date and serial of build, but I don't have those details. Probably mid-70s. That's all you can get from the VIN, unless you are Kevin Marti and have access to Ford's old records. Marti can tell you all the build details - www.martiauto.com

Thanks very much

 

[DirtDonk]

Hah! Beat me by “that much” as Maxwell Smart used to say!

 

[serial car restorer]

Note that the link in my first reply was borked. I've edited and fixed it now.

 

[Speedrdr]

January of 1973 build month…based on EarlyBronco.com decoder. It’s a wagon. 302 V-8 with 141 HP @ 4000RPM.