Summary

Powered by a Gen 2 5.0-liter Coyote V8 engine with 6-speed automatic transmission. Blue Metallic with Pearl White lower accents and Pearl White top. Vintage Air, AMP power steps, Dakota Digital gauges, Starlight LED optic-fiber headliner.

Details

Nicknamed 'Big Sky,' this custom-built 1970 Ford Bronco is powered by a Gen 2 5.0-liter Ford Coyote engine paired with a 6-speed automatic transmission, shifted through a Lokar console-mounted shifter. Power is distributed through custom-made and balanced driveshafts. The exhaust has been custom-made with a stainless MagnaFlow muffler system. The fuel system is an Aeromotive Phantom returnless in-tank system that provides plenty of fuel to the Coyote engine. The frame to this Bronco is restored and smooth with the original axles totally rebuilt using new components and powder-coated in Satin Black. The rear 9-inch axle has been upgraded with posi-traction. There are double shocks on each corner, with long arm track bars to the front axle. The suspension has a 3.5-inch lift with a 2-inch body lift to clear the 35-inch tires. Stopping is provided by 4-wheel power disc brakes. This Bronco has been custom-painted in Blue Metallic with Pearl White lower accents and a Pearl White top, outlined with Pearl Silver pinstriping buried in multiple coats of clearcoat. The underside is painted in blue body color Rockguard for ease of cleaning. It is equipped with a one-touch gas-filler door, flush-fit windshield and tinted smoked flush-fit windows on the full-steel top, a Starlight LED headliner, AMP Research power steps, Dakota Digital dash, a blue LED lighted console, quad bucket seats and a chrome steering column. The black 17-inch Fuel wheels are mounted with 35-inch BFGoodrich TA all-terrain tires. The interior is black with a body-color roll bar and blue accents. This vehicle is heated and cooled by a Vintage Air system, with vents custom-mounted to the dash. The four identical bucket seats are super comfortable for the driver and passengers. The floors are covered with custom black material with embroidered floor mats. Over 1,600 hours were spent on paint and body modifications to this Bronco, which was finished in 2023.