Looks like spring time yellow? http://www.broncohio.com/tech/ebvins.html
Color, axle, and trans such should be on the VIN tag, but not in the actual VIN #. Should be on the drivers kick panel on a '66.
I think late '66 might not have eyebrows, not sure.
How can you tell, which number are you looking at thought all 6 numbers were build date?
Yes you're correct, my brain not functioning this morning. As stated above, color code is at the bottom of VIN badge. Sorry about that.
no problem guess I need more than the VIN--checking
I can make out the DSO 25= Richmond, the tranny C=3-speed, the A3? which is the rear gear, but not sure what gear that is. Not sure what the 092 is, or the 798. The color mystery continues I guess.
It shouldn't be a mystery but it is. I'm hoping someone chimes in that knows exactly how to read a vin tag. Thanks.
This was a post from another CBer.U15FL790290= U15 (wagon) F= engine code for 170CI inline 6 cylinder L= Michigan Plant
092= 92"wheel base
L= paint code for Holly Green
U150=model code for wagon with 3900lbs GVW
798= The 7 is unsure books show 1 as silver vinyl interior and 98 as body code for wagon (long roof) (All 66 had silver vinyl interior)
C= 3 speed manual shift
03= 4:11 open diferential 2780lbs axle
24= destination code for Jacksonville
What type of seat arrangement does it have? Front bench, dual buckets, drivers only bucket, rear seat? I am thinking that the 7 is dual front bucket seats, 6 is for drivers side only bucket seat and 1 is for bench seat.
Does it still have the "buck tag" that hung on the fire wall?
X2, I didn't realize there was a difference in badges between the years. My 71' is a little more straight forward. I see that the 092 is the wheelbase inches.
That would leave the 798 the mystery number.
This was a post from another CBer.