Description

When Ford execs decided to resurrect its iconic Bronco SUV in recent years with its new sixth generation, they decided to recreate the image and likeness of the first-generation truck to mark the occasion. Well, one look at this incredibly well-done 1966 Ford Bronco 4x4 Restomod and it's easy to see why that decision was an easy one. Black on black on black, this model represents the introductory year of the Bronco to the world, and despite its dark appearance, it lights up Ford faithful everywhere it goes.

Inside, we find an interior that surpasses its original equipment in just about every way possible. Plush and supportive bucket seats are separated by a padded armrest storage console, while a fold-down bench seat sits in back, complete with lap belts. A three-spoke steering wheel sits in front of the driver, just ahead of a trick hybrid analog/digital gauge cluster that provides all of the essential vehicle information needed in a compact, efficient, cool-blue hue. A touchscreen AM/FM/Bluetooth Sony head unit pumps sound through speakers mounted throughout the cabin, ensuring no one will miss out on tunes whether the removable top is on or off.

Under the hood, we find a version of Ford's venerable 302 cubic-inch V-8 engine. Outfitted with a Holley Sniper 2 EFI system, this 5.0 also sports shorty headers and a true dual exhaust capped off with a set of sweet-sounding FlowMasters. Power is routed through a four-speed AOD automatic transmission before being sent out to a Ford nine-inch rear end and (when desired) a Dana 44 front axle. Fifteen-inch wheels shod in tough 32-inch BFG All-Terrain T/As hide a set of power disc brakes up front and power drums at the rear.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• First Year Bronco

• Restomod

• Triple Black

• Removable Soft Top

• 302 CID V8

• Holley Sniper 2 EFI

• Shorty Headers

• Dual Exhaust

• FlowMasters

• AOD Four Speed Auto

• 32 Inch BFGs

• Power Brakes

• Front Disc Brakes

• Dana 44 Axle

• Ford 9 Inch Rear

• Window Sticker

This 1966 Ford Bronco 4x4 Restomod rides on a coil spring front suspension and a traditional leaf spring rear, allowing it to still feel like an old-school 4x4 despite all of its modern updates. So, whether you want a capable throw-back SUV to take off-roading, or a stellar black beauty to show off at the next local car show, this first-year Bronco has it all. The only thing it doesn't have is its next owner; if you want that to be you, don't wait. Call today!