Our Bronco Builds

The Northshore

Headed back home to "The Bayou", this early Classic Ford Bronco Coyote Restoration checks all the right boxes with an her new 5.0L coyote drivetrain, vintage factory style design queues, and custom leather interior. She's ready for long cruises through Spanish moss filled trees to the nearest crawfish boil with friends.

Park City

Like her namesake, this Ford Bronco restoration is a blending of old world feel, and new world style. Park City, Utah was founded as a Silver town in times past, and hasn't lost it's touch with it's history. Neither has this frame off Ford Bronco restoration. As with every one of our trucks this Coyote Bronco is one-of-a-kind, and a gateway to adventure.

The Chicago Hauler

Ford Bronco Half Cab trucks... It doesn't get any cooler, plain and simple. This vintage style restoration was a complete frame off rebuild from gate to grill, and pulls no punches with it's "arrest me red" paint color.

Silicon Valley

Silicon Valley is known for it's leading edge tech, but life is about balance, and this Vintage Ford Bronco delivers old-school cool to temper it's long list of modern features including a brand new Ford Racing Coyote 435 HP engine. With unique touches all the way down to it's vintage style custom steel wheels, you can enjoy the vintage Bronco looks, but with all the amenities of a modern ride.

Pebble Beach

Rolling surf, salt air breeze, and a perfectly manicured fairway in your future? Like teeing up on that first box on the course, you can be sure that you're about to have a great day when stepping into this Classic Ford Bronco. From it's Porsche factory paint color of Macadamia Brown, to it's hand dyed leather interior in matching Whiskey Spice, like all of our Coyote trucks, this one was meant to be driven. 

Mount Kisco

The smell of leather tack, crisp fall air, and the freedom of the ride. The World Famous Equestrian Estates in Mt. Kisco are the perfect backdrop for this Classic Ford Bronco. Proudly sporting colors of Bahama Blue, this Early Bronco has a thoroughbred heart with it's Coyote 5.0L drivetrain. Pulling an interior palette from our favorite pair of riding boots, the custom leather interior feel like home.

Marco Island

Nested just north of the 10,000 islands preserve in the Everglades, Marco Island sits on the edge of untamed country. This Classic Ford Bronco was built with the same fine line...refined finishes on a completely wild build. Built on the back of an original 1966 early Ford Bronco, this build features Lamborghini factory paint finishes, a hand dyed custom leather interior with leather wrapped EVERYTHING, and of course, the Ford Coyote 5.0L drivetrain providing monster power. Stone cold looks and dead reliable performance, we give you the Marco Island.

East Hampton

Don't worry, the cops are pulling you over because this Classic Ford Bronco is awesome, not because of it's "Arrest Me" red color scheme. Built from the ground up, this 1977 frame-off restoration proudly boasts a Rimini Red over Hot Rod Black paint scheme. The owner of this truck told us "his grandfather would roll over in his grave if it isn't badass", so that's what we built: a Coyote 5-speed hotrod of a Bronco with custom touches, but all the original farm truck attitude.

Signature Series

Every now and then we get to build one our way, and people seem to dig it as much as we do. With basket weave leather seats and one-off custom grommet details, this Coyote Bronco is the crown jewel of custom cruisers. Put the top down, turn the stereo up, and leave your worries far behind you. 

Rockport

Rocky beaches and fresh lobster rolls... we couldn't help but commemorate incredible East coast summers with this classic Bronco build. This full Coyote restoration, dressed in our now famous Brittany Blue, will have you smelling the salt air and dreaming of oceanfront views every time your climb in.

The Salt Flats

Fishing gets in your blood. It becomes a part of who you are, and for this client, he wanted something that reminded him of stepping onto a flats skiff to go bonefishing every time he opened the door to his truck. From coastal-inspired colors to sand colored leather seats, we have to admit... It's one of our favorite Coyote Bronco builds ever. Tight Lines Ya'll.

Vero Beach

Rand McNally named Vero Beach “America’s Most Fun Small Town.” Coastal Living rated it the “3rd Happiest Seaside Town in America.” Classic Ford Bronco voted Vero “Our newest favorite American beach town because someone who lives there just bought a Bronco from us.” The Ford Coyote 5.0L makes sure it goes from beach, to A1A, to I-95 with ease, and a fair amount of attitude. With the Bestop ragtop off, we must admit that the surfboard hanging out the back looks pretty damn chill. Need a new beach toy? Give us a call.

Uncrate

The Wild Bunch refers to the 430 horses in the Ford Performance Coyote 5.0L powerplant. Getting all those horses stopped is the job of those bright red Wilwood brake calipers peeking out of the black WARN steel wheels. This is one sharp truck and it’s definitely going to project attitude no matter where you take it.

Buckhead

Aspen

Everybody knows it takes a serious badass to handle the double blacks at Aspen. Some of the hairiest, goosebump- inducing trails anywhere in these United States of America are found there. You know what else is found there? Beautiful people. And, this stunningly beautiful black on whiskey ‘71 Coyote Bronco. 

Delray Beach

We tend to prefer bourbon ourselves, but hey, to each his, uh…her own. With days spent on the beach, and nights parked front and center at some of Daytona Beach’s swankiest nightclubs, this Peacock Blue ’67 CFB frame-off Coyote build was destined for a life of luxury from the get-go.

Sin City

Let’s face it, it takes a lot to stand out in Las Vegas. Sin City sees millions of dollars change hands every single day and most of it ain’t going home with the gamblers. Eye candy and exotic cars are de rigueur. The extreme has become the expected. We had a high roller call to talk about Broncos and during the conversation he bet us $25,000 (we shit you not) that we couldn’t build a classic Bronco, one that would become his unique calling card, in 60 days or less. Hell, we thought he was bluffing until he gave us a 50% deposit on the phone. Guess who moved to the front of the build schedule? 59 days later we delivered this beauty. Call us for the details. We bet you’ll like what you hear.

Signature Series

You don’t have to famous to own one of our Broncos. You just have to be able to pay for it! This super clean, classic build is fitted with a Coyote 435 HP beast, 4R70W automatic transmission and custom leather interior. Part of our new signature series, we personally designed this Bronco for instant gratification. 

Lake Norman

This CFB frame-off build was designed for a client who’s used to driving 200+ mph. He loves Bronco’s as much as we do and brought us an old ’71 work with. Told us he planned to take it with him no matter where he raced so it had to be ready to go from street to serious off-roading with ease, and style. Now we’re not sayin’ it was because of us (it probably was) but right after we delivered this beauty, our client won his very next race. Speed thrills!

Lombard Street

You don’t have to famous to own one of our Broncos. You just have to be able to pay for it! This super clean, classic build went to a jet setting couple who wanted something that could hold two Louis bags when they went to San Rafael, and something that would, “Annoy the hell out of Mr. Timmons across the street.” We kindly obliged them on both requests.

Sun Valley

More like a 302-horse town. Just as it was in Sun Valley's early days, this Bronco started out small. We replaced the straight six with a Blueprinted 302 that put a little more go in its giddy-up. The cowboy who bought this CFB frame-off restoration has ridden his fair share of broncos but we’d be willing to wager that this Bronco is the baddest one he’s been on yet.

Wrigleyville

Cubbies blue is a color that demands attention. So pay attention. This build features a brand new Coyote 430 HP power plant that’ll plant your ass in the seat when you hit the gas. Yeah, we put a nice stereo in it, but the real music to your ears will be the authentic muscle car sound that tells ‘em you’re on your way long before they ever see ya. If this sounds like you, give us a call.

Roswell

We delivered this one personally because we watched Close Encounters of the Third Kind, and X-Files way too many times as a kid. You could say we reversed engineered this ’71 when we installed a Ford Performance Coyote 5.0L powerplant in it. With this kind of speed, and a slippery Silver Frost Gray paint job, this thing could easily be mistaken for an Unusually Fast Object. The truth is out there, my friends.

Naples

So you want a restored vintage Bronco, eh? You’ve come to the right place. We built this Vintage Brittany Blue Coyote Bronco for a client from The Great White North. Simple, clean, and one crazy-fast truck. This frame-off beer retriever is what we think of when we’re dreaming about Broncos, and Molson Canadians. Party on, Wayne. Party on Garth.

Key West

All it takes to build the perfect Florida beach cruiser is a Fistful of Dollars. With movie star good looks, and an attitude to match, this vintage Bronco goes from beach to street with an ease and power that only comes from a modern Coyote mechanical upgrade. Every town has a boss. Be the boss.

Salt Lake

Unlike the original ‘69 Bronco suspension, this blue and black convertible won’t beat you black and blue if you decide to take it off-road. With a 2” body 2” Bilstein suspension lift, you’ll have plenty of clearance for those 33” BFG All-Terrain tires. If you’re as picky as we are, you’ll be happy to know that we went all out on this one and included a Ford Racing Coyote 5.0L powerplant linked up to a 4R70W automatic transmission. We wanted it all for this build. Sometimes we’re greedy that way.

San Francisco

CFB frame-off restoration using all of our components. And we do mean all – hence the price. Take a look at this tough-as-nails Bronco build and if you like what you see, give us a call. If you can stop by for a visit, we’ll sit around the firewater and regale you with colorful accounts of this build with a little tale we like to call “Benjamins for Broncos.”

Dublin

You know what you want and you want it now. If you can make it through the next two sentences we’ll tell you how to skip the build line and put this horsey in your stable. We put a Blueprinted 302 in it. We put Porsche Turbo S Macadamia Brown paint on it. If you happen to have an American Express Black Card, we’ll put it on a trailer for you tomorrow.

Patina

It’s the best of both worlds—the look of a 30-year old Bronco found in an Arizona desert, and the take-no-prisoner torque of a Ford Racing 347 Stroker. With all new suspension parts, and a bad-ass “patina” paint job, we liked it so much we almost kept it for ourselves. Almost. If this is your kinda Bronco, give us a call.

Woody

The craftsmanship behind this truck is a design nod to early Ford woodies. It might even be our modern(ish) take on the all-American stagecoach. Or maybe...maybe we’re just crazy. With real marine-grade wood, and all the goodies including a/c, power disc brakes, power steering, and a fuel-injected crate engine, this is truly a one-of-a-kind Bronco. C’mon, take the reins. Don’t let this one get away.