For Sale at Auction: 1975 Ford Bronco in Las Vegas, Nevada

This custom 1975 Ford Bronco underwent a frame-off restoration and is finished in 12-coat House of Kolor Kandy Apple Red that looks different color depending on the light conditions. To breakup the red in the body and the roll cage, the grille, trim and the fender flares were painted Lamborghini Grigio Gray. Additionally, the exterior has an electric door popper kit and both the front and rear bumpers were replaced with heavy-duty units that have D-Rings. It is powered by a Fox Mustang 5.0-liter engine with a mild cam paired to a 4-speed manual NP435 transmission. A gear banger kit gets the shifter closer to the driver and it is equipped with an MSD ignition, polished long tube headers, and 2-to-1 Flowmaster exhaust. The engine stays cool with an aluminum radiator and electric fan. Under the hood, the wires were tucked and the firewall was covered with bedliner. It sits on a James Duff long travel 5.5-inch lift and features extended radius arms, 4-shocks up front and two in the rear with progressive rate coils. To keep up with the rough terrain this Bronco has 8-lug heavy-duty axles. Up front the vehicle uses a kingpin Dana 60 cut to bronco width while the rear end remains a Ford 9-inch center housing featuring 35 spline full floating 1-ton outers. To run smooth, both on-and-off trail, a set of Detroit Locker 538 gears were used up front and back. Additionally, it has power disk brakes and rolls on a set of 20x10 Off-Road Monster Wheels with 37-inch General Grabber M/T tires. The interior features Saddle Brown leather seats and panels with Bentley-style diamond stitching. To maintain the classic looks of the dashboard, the gauge cluster was replaced with a new original style. Tunes play through a Retro Audio head unit and Kenwood system with component speakers that are placed right behind the driver seat and the subwoofers are housed in a custom set of Jerry cans. This custom Bronco was used for a marketing campaign with General Tires, Off-Road Monster Wheels and Kenwood.