This custom 1977 Ford Bronco is powered by a third-generation
5.0-liter Coyote V-8 engine with a custom exhaust system. During
the build, the wiring harness, battery, radiator, fans, belts,
hoses and fuel lines were replaced. Power is routed through a 6R80
six-speed automatic transmission and a twin-stick dual-range
transfer case connected to a Dana 44 front axle and a 9-inch rear
end. A transmission cooler was also installed. The suspension
features a lift kit, Bilstein shock absorbers, power-assisted
steering and a steering stabilizer. Stopping is provided by a
hydro-boost brake system with four-wheel disc brakes and an
aluminum master cylinder. The body was refinished in Ford Area 51
paint with Rhino Liner applied to the underbody. Exterior features
include LED headlights, tinted windows, roll cage, stainless-steel
door hinges, receiver hitch, and Charcoal Gray-finished grille,
bumpers, mirrors and exterior trim. It rides on black 15-inch steel
wheels wrapped in 33x12.50 BFGoodrich All-Terrain KO2 tires with
manually locking front hubs. The cabin features bolstered front
bucket seats and a rear bench trimmed in Charcoal Gray leather with
patterned cloth inserts that extend to the dashboard pad, door
panels and rear trim. Interior equipment includes automatic climate
control, an Icon center console, a Pioneer touchscreen infotainment
system, a custom audio system, Dakota Digital RTX instrumentation,
aluminum pedals and patterned floor coverings. It has been driven
820 miles since build completion.
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