1966 Classic Ford Bronco – Coconut Grove

A refreshing take on a first-generation icon, Coconut Grove in Brittany Blue is equal parts laid-back and legendary. With its chrome wheels, molded fenders, and factory chrome bumpers, this Bronco balances effortless cool with undeniable presence. The AMP power steps and black soft top add modern versatility, while a reverse camera ensures smooth navigation whether you’re beachside or city-bound.

Inside, vintage inspiration meets contemporary luxury. The CFB white leather seats with plaid accents bring a touch of classic Americana, perfectly complemented by black Chilewich flooring and upgraded interior accent lighting. Stay connected with a touchscreen Bluetooth stereo and subwoofer, while the Dakota Digital instrument cluster and Ididit tilt steering column ensure a seamless driving experience. For comfort and security, the family roll cage with 3-point seatbelts, Tuffy locking center console, seat heaters, and USB charger make every journey as enjoyable as it is safe.

Whether it’s a sunset cruise or an off-grid escape, Coconut Grove is built to bring timeless style to any adventure.

Our custom built bronco trucks offer uncompromising style with a vintage appeal. We craft custom vehicles for the connoisseur, taking bespoke requirements into account for a truly versatile vehicle. We can build you a truck like this, or you can build your own bronco. For more inspiration, or if you just want to hang out, then see more vintage ford broncos for sale in our catalogue. Or just reach out for more information on how to get yourself behind the wheel of your own classic ford bronco.

Wait, there’s more. If, like us, you’re fascinated by these amazing vehicles you might be interested in finding out more about the different Bronco generations where we delve into the history all the Bronco models throughout the years. The first generation 66-77 Bronco has been the cornerstone of our business right from the start, and that wraps up anything from 1966 Ford Bronco to 1970 Ford Bronco and right up to the 1977 Ford Bronco.

In all of our builds you’ll find either a 302 or Coyote 5.0 engine and if you’ve ever wondered what is a crate engine, we’ve got that covered too!