Modded 1968 Ford Bronco Dresses To Impress

There are few vintage off-road vehicles which will cause quite the same stir as this 1968 Ford Bronco. It makes a strong statement from the moment you first lay eyes on it, thanks to an almost electric paint job and some bold modifications. Just as interesting are a few key modern updates that overall don’t change the original character of this SUV.

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First off, that lime green paint is in excellent shape and alone will turn plenty of heads. Black fender flares and a hood scoop emblazoned with “Boss 302” as a callback to the legendary Mustang add to the high-impact effect. Chrome side mirror caps and polished alloy wheels keep everything from getting overly dark, which is a nice touch versus just going with blacked-out everything but the paint. Some accessories add to the trail-ready looks of this rig, like the bright red farm jack mounted behind the spare tire on the back, full roll cage, brush guard with four KC lights and a winch mounted on it, plus a nice two-row LED light bar mounted over the windshield.

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Plenty of extra goodies have been added to the interior. A modern sound system allows you to listen to tunes in style.  Corbeau seats in the front and rear directly address comfort. The fact the front seats have five-point safety harnesses just demonstrates this is a ride intended to take on some extreme, risky trail runs. There’s also a fire extinguisher mounted to the roll cage, which you hopefully never have to use but will be grateful for if you do.

Powering this beast is a 289ci V8 for plenty of torque.  A three-speed manual transmission keeps everything pure and simple, plus it gives you superior control on a trail. Knobby mud terrain tires help ensure all that power keeps you moving forward instead of the wheels spinning uselessly on a trail.

From 1966 to 1996 the Ford Bronco was a preferred vehicle for outdoorsmen and off-road enthusiasts. Especially coveted today are the first generation models, like this 1968 Bronco. Values will only continue to climb as Ford launches a new generation of the Bronco soon. Fusion Luxury Motors is offering this excellent off-roader to add to your collection.