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Whatever the original build configuration was and whatever equipment was added at the factory went on those sheets. Other info is assembly plant and build dates, etc.
bill i was talking to a guy on here 97nature or something from nebraska and he said that he got the ifo from you to get a detailed or exploded view of every part of the 67-72 pickups like detailed catalogs please any info would be nice
bill i was talking to a guy on here 97nature or something from nebraska and he said that he got the info from you to get a detailed or exploded view of every part of the 67-72 pickups.
Welcome to FTE
You dug up an ancient thread to ask this question. The info will be found here:
The 1964/72 FORD TRUCK PARTS CATALOG is available on a CD from hipoparts.com for about $22.00.
Since you seem to have a 1967/72, you should ask questions in the 1967/72 forum. This is the 1961/66 forum.
ya I know he posts a lot, and we're all very grateful and thankful for that, I just find it amusing that a man who has 30,XXX posts in his time on the site has only started 5 threads, idk, just amuses me.
So I found FTE via google and I wanted to ask you a couple of questions about my 66 Bronco vin plate. So the 2nd line of the vin plate says 092/wheel base, there's no color code, U150/wagon, and 798 for body style.
Do you have any idea what 798 means? I think my Bronco was a special order.
Also, on the 3rd line of the vin plate it reads 712765. I know 71=Los Angeles.
Do you know what the 2765 means?
Please respond, thanks!
Chris
PS I ordered a free build sheet from Ford but they called my back today asking me for more info to complete the build sheet. C-
71 is the DSO...where the original selling dealer ordered it from..Los Angeles...the 2765 is its unique order number...092 on the wheelbase is its wheelbase....92 inches...no color code...that would mean a special order color...thus the 6 digits in the DSO location...this was NOT bought off the lot...U150 is a U100 model...the 100 is its load rating at which I wasnt able to find anything referencing Broncos load capabilities. The U is Ford series designation for Bronco...like F and C and so on are designations for conventional cab and cab over model trucks respectively.
The 798 body style is the interior trim code(7) and the body type code(98)
The 7 decodes as:Light Silver Mink Match Stick Vinyl & Light Silver Mink Crinkle Vinyl.
98 decodes as: Long roof(wagon)
All Broncos 1966 thru 1972 were assembled at Michigan Truck which is code L in the VIN
If you post the rest of the info, I can decode it for you. This Bronco information is in the 1965-1972 Ford CAR Master Parts Catalog located at the tail end of the general information section(pages 40-44) and the Soft Trim Section in the 1966 model year section, page A13
Thank you for offering to decode my vin plate. So I was on the phone with Ford attempting to get a build sheet out of them and they couldn't figure out my vin plate.
After searching online for a good hour I decoded most of it but I'm not 100% on a few things.
Ultimately I'd like to know all the vin info, where is was 1st sold at, an original sales price, and previous owners names. Maybe I'd contact the dealer to get a copy of the bill of sale, I doubt they'd have it but who knows? The previous owner wasn't much help.
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