1969 Classic Ford Bronco – Charleston

Tucked between cobblestone streets and colorful row houses, the 1969 Classic Ford Bronco – Charleston rolls through the heart of the Holy City with timeless charm and unmistakable style. Finished in Peacock Blue with a sleek black bikini top and CFB tan diamond stitch leather seats, this vintage Bronco blends coastal sophistication with rugged authenticity. Its Blueprint 302 V8 engine rumbles confidently past palmetto-lined boulevards, turning heads as it cruises down King Street or pulls up to a waterfront café on the Battery.

From morning farmers markets to golden hour drives over the Ravenel Bridge, the Charleston Bronco feels right at home amid the city’s blend of Southern tradition and laid-back luxury. It’s the kind of vehicle that makes an entrance at a garden party, hauls picnic baskets out to Sullivan’s Island, and handles cobbled alleys with ease. In a city where history and modern living collide so effortlessly, this Bronco is more than transportation—it’s a reflection of the lifestyle, one where every ride is both a nod to the past and a celebration of the moment.

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, 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 of 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!