1969 Ford Bronco Custom

The Ford Bronco, introduced in 1966, changed little over succeeding years, which was a testament to its excellent design and popularity. Tough, practical and simple, the Bronco served a particular purpose and did so exceedingly well. The Bronco’s reputation took off quickly and it soon became one of Jeep’s biggest competitors. This first-generation, small, 4-wheel drive vehicle developed a loyal following, allowing it to remain in production up until the 1977 model year.

This beautiful 1969 Ford Bronco Custom has just been freshly completed finished in Boxwood Green, accented by Wimbledon White accents on the emblems and front grille. The interior has been completely retrimmed in custom Relicate leather with a matching jump seat and cup holders. The interior also features an ICON locking center console, Dakota Digital gauges, Vintage Air, and a Panasonic stereo with Apple Carplay and Rockford Fosgate speakers. New chrome bumpers have been fitted along with a new Rampage tan soft top.

Powered by a 302 CI V-8 engine with Holley Sniper EFI, the Bronco is also equipped with a Ford C4 automatic transmission and 9-inch rear end with Dana 44 axles. A set of Detroit Steel Smoothie wheels painted white finish the look and are wrapped in 33x12.50R18 BF Goodrich T/A K02 tires. Many recognizable, top-tier aftermarket off-road and performance companies’ names can be found throughout the build of this Bronco, including Bilstein shock absorbers, Mile Marker locking hubs, a Wilwood master cylinder, an Ididit tilt steering column, AMP retractable side steps, a Dana 20 Dual-Range Transfer Case and much more. With only 14 miles on the odometer since completion, this Bronco is fresh and ready to be enjoyed by its next caretaker.