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New Bronco coming our way.... decoding help please
We just acquired a new Bronco that is rust free. This is one of my favorite body styles. The Bronco has set for a couple years since the transmission went out. I have a rust free F250 with a bad engine I am thinking about using the transmission for in the Bronco. The previous owners have no clue about any of the axles, etc. They say the engine is a 351M. Bronco is like new inside with a/c and cruise. I think the big Broncos look good going down the road. It has 124K original miles. Feedback
What happened Bill is my computer was showing the Bronco forum, but when I scrolled down to reply it said related forum so I was actually answering you on the F250 forum when I thought I was on the Bronco forum. Haha
We just acquired a new Bronco that is rust free. This is one of my favorite body styles. The Bronco has set for a couple years since the transmission went out. I have a rust free F250 with a bad engine I am thinking about using the transmission for in the Bronco. The previous owners have no clue about any of the axles, etc. They say the engine is a 351M. Bronco is like new inside with a/c and cruise. I think the big Broncos look good going down the road. It has 124K original miles. Feedback
U15 = Bronco Wagon.
G = 351M 2V
L = Michigan Truck Assembly Plant.
GG5956 = 1980.
6D & 2L: 6D = Pastel Sand / 2L = Maroon.
71 = Los Angeles (SoCal) Ford District Sales Office, where the original selling dealer ordered the Bronco from.
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