Summary

Nicknamed 'Black Betty;' rotisserie-restored and custom-built by JFB Off Road. Powered by a BluePrint Engines 306/370hp crate engine and a 4-speed auto transmission. Finished in Tuxedo Black with a Wimbledon White hardtop over a custom leather interior.

Details

This 1971 Ford Bronco nicknamed 'Black Betty' was rotisserie-restored and custom-built by premier 4x4 builder JFB Off Road. It is powered by a BluePrint Engines 306/370hp crate engine fitted with Holley electronic fuel injection and ceramic-coated headers mated to a rebuilt 4-speed AOD automatic transmission. This no-expense-spared build also includes a Dana 44 front axle and Ford 9-inch rear axle, Wilwood hydro-boost power disc brakes, a new power steering system, new 23-gallon fuel system, new Painless wiring harness, a rebuilt Dana 20 transfer case, new extended driveshafts and an aluminum radiator. The exterior is finished in Tuxedo Black with a Wimbledon White hardtop. The custom diamond-stitched saddle leather interior features new Classic Instruments gauges, Vintage Air system, an Ididit tilt steering column with a custom steering wheel, and a Tuffy center console with a Kenwood stereo system. This custom Bronco rides on custom 17-inch steel wheels wrapped in 33-inch Falken tires. Additional features include AMP Research power steps, Bilstein suspension system, and Hellwig front and rear anti-sway bars. This is a fresh build with under 100 test miles.