1967 Decoding Help

[rt9]

I want to see if I can finally figure out "where and what " I have.
The Photo is of the original warranty cards and I'm not sure about that little aluminum plate. Plastic plate is a buck tag I believe.

U15 = Wagon Long Roof
N = 289
L = Michigan Truck Assembly Plant
A15383 = September 1966 build (August A0 - A13,999 September A14,000 - A27,999)
M = Exterior Paint Code White A-1619 (Wimbledon?)
51 = District Code Denver

078 = ?
U152 = ? (U152 is heavy duty GVWR)
98 = ? (Long roof Wagon Top)
A52 = Locking 4.11:1 Locking Front
C = ? (Manual transmission 3 Speed)
51463 = ? (51463 is special order in 51 DSO area (Denver). 463rd order in that DSO that year.)
03-18-67 = assume purchase date
1A = ?
111 = ?

If anyone has any ideas, I'd appreciate it.

Rick

[Viperwolf1]

U152 is heavy duty GVWR.

98 is wagon top.

C is 3 speed manual trans.

51463 is special order in 51 DSO area (Denver). 463rd order in that DSO that year.

Don't know the others but there is a thread on CB that may help. https://classicbroncos.com/forums/showt ... p?t=152983

[rt9]

Thanks Phil - that's a great thread.

The buck tag has
MIR = Mirror
HTR = Heater
BSDP = seems there is debate as to if this is "Bucket Seat Driver / Passanger", "Bucket SeatS Dash Pad", or "Bench Seat Dash Pad"
LGROOF = Long Roof
M = Wimbledon White

[mickphatmac]

I like this site...

[Gunnibronco]

https://classicbroncos.com/forums/showp ... stcount=64

This is the interior trim code on the VIN/warranty tag on the kick panel for 66's, not sure if it still applied to 67s

[Viperwolf1]

This applies to 66 and 67. Trim and body code is combined. For example, 798. 7 indicates the trim, left and right front buckets. 98 is the wagon body code (96 is roadster, 97 is halfcab).

1 is front bench seat.
6 is left bucket only.
7 is both front buckets.
9 is both front buckets and rear seat.

[rt9]

Thanks Phil & Gunni - I think you are correct.
The VIN plate shows 998 - so my guess is this was originally both buckets (but no rear seat, no holes for it and a bulkhead).

My shop manual shows "9" as
parchment vinyl (driver & Passenger bucket seats)

[Gunnibronco]

This applies to 66 and 67. Trim and body code is combined. For example, 798. 7 indicates the trim, left and right front buckets. 98 is the wagon body code (96 is roadster, 97 is halfcab).

1 is front bench seat.
6 is left bucket only.
7 is both front buckets.
9 is both front buckets and rear seat.

So this kind of conflicts with the warranty tag/buck tag on my/Kirk's 66 (Gunni).

Gunni's warranty tag is 798 body code. The buck tag has 'BSDP RS', that I was assuming meant 'Bucket Seat Driver Passenger Rear Seat'. The truck also has the holes for a rear seat.

Could '7'= front buckets and rear seat, while '9'=front buckets?

Am I reading RT's post correctly? No 'RS' on buck tag. No holes for a rear seat or bulkhead & '9' body code?

[Gunnibronco]

Buck & warranty tag

[Viperwolf1]

This applies to 66 and 67. Trim and body code is combined. For example, 798. 7 indicates the trim, left and right front buckets. 98 is the wagon body code (96 is roadster, 97 is halfcab).

1 is front bench seat.
6 is left bucket only.
7 is both front buckets.
9 is both front buckets and rear seat.

So this kind of conflicts with the warranty tag/buck tag on my/Kirk's 66 (Gunni).

Gunni's warranty tag is 798 body code. The buck tag has 'BSDP RS', that I was assuming meant 'Bucket Seat Driver Passenger Rear Seat'. The truck also has the holes for a rear seat.

Could '7'= front buckets and rear seat, while '9'=front buckets?

Am I reading RT's post correctly? No 'RS' on buck tag. No holes for a rear seat or bulkhead & '9' body code?

It is possible. Everything I know about it is from what I've read.