Broncos are Our Passion
We Operate Like a Finely Tuned Engine
There are lots of automotive restoration shops out there, but none of them have what we have: Our Team. They're who set us apart. You're not just buying a Classic Ford Bronco Restoration, you're buying a piece the most experienced restoration team on the market, and it's why our vintage Broncos are the best in the world.
Shop Manager
Jimmy Stewart
Favourite Build
San Francisco
Body & Paint Expert
John Beerman
Favourite Build
San Francisco
Business Manager
Ryan Srbljan
Favourite Build
Salt Flats
302 Expert
Curt Scarberry
Favourite Build
Chicago Hauler
302 Expert
Mike Hiltebran
Favourite Build
San Francisco
Coyote Expert
Shawn Newsom
Favourite Build
Fort Lauderdale
Paint & Body Expert
Russell Smith
Favourite Build
New Orleans
Coyote Expert
Mike Corbin
Favourite Build
South Hampton
Paint & Body Expert
Eric Boyer
Favourite Build
San Francisco
Customer Service
Rocky
Favourite Build
Milk Bones
We're Pretty Damn Good
At Classic Ford Broncos, we don’t claim to be the undisputed kings of custom-built trucks – although we’re pretty damn good at it. Nor do we claim to deliver pristine trailer queens. It’s safe to say that the trucks we’ve built so far are a good representation of what we love to do – take older, worn out trucks and turn them into reborn works of art that are meant to be driven.
Broncos That Feel Just Right
We have a small shop and a small crew. We don’t mass produce our Broncos so the ones we build have to “feel” just right. Our goal is to make sure everyone stays happy throughout the build process. That said, we are not a factory and custom-built sometimes means custom issues will inevitably pop-up. That’s why we stay in touch with you throughout the build so we’re both on the same page for every little detail. As you’ll find out, we’re the kind of people who worry about the all the little details.
Creative Direction
This CFB Build Request helps manage expectations. What you’re getting ready to embark on has a lot of moving parts. Literally. The idea is to settle on a solid direction and work from there to create your Bronco. We do leave room for creative explorations, since some of the best ideas happen as we see the trucks starting to come together.