In the interest of building a personal Sport Utility Vehicle that would traverse nearly any terrain, provide efficient transportation to anyone—especially those in rural areas, and be a basic workhorse—Ford introduced the Bronco in late 1965 for 1966. Lee Iacocca … Continued
This custom 1970 Ford Bronco has a repaint in white and features suspension and body lifts, custom roll cage and rack, polished aluminum wheels, front disc brakes, bucket seats, aluminum dashboard and more. The Bronco is equipped with a 302ci … Continued
A Boss Bronco? Yes, Ford built a prototype high-performance Boss Bronco 4×4 in 1969 at its legendary clandestine enterprise Kar-Kraft. The burly SUV featured a blueprinted 1969 Mustang Shelby GT 350 engine, a Hi-Po C4 automatic transmission, and 4.11 limited-slip … Continued
Bill Stroppe became involved with the Ford Bronco immediately after its release in 1966. The relationship resulted in an excellent racing record for Ford, Stroppe, and the Bronco. It also marked the beginning of many famous desert racers’ careers, not … Continued
Big Oly is possibly the most famous Ford Bronco in American history. But it doesn’t just look good, this unstoppable Bronco is a racing legend. Designed by Parnelli Jones, Dick Russell and built in Bill Stroppes shop, Big Oly was … Continued
Rod Hall’s 1969 Ford Bronco has got to be one of the most famous Bronco’s in history. In 1969, Rod Hall pulled up to the starting line of the National Off-Road Racing Association (NORRA) Mexican 1000 (Now the SCORE International … Continued
If you’re looking at this website, you probably already know that the first generation (1966-1977) Ford Bronco’s are extremely popular. Because of their popularity, companies offer about every part you could need to build a new one from the ground … Continued