1973 Classic Ford Bronco – Diamond Blue

Breezing down East Bay Street with the windows down and the scent of salt in the air, the 1973 Classic Ford Bronco – Diamond Blue brings timeless Americana to the heart of Charleston. Its soft, coastal hue mirrors the pastel row houses lining Rainbow Row, while CFB Custom Irish Cream leather seats provide a refined contrast that feels right at home among the city’s historic charm. Under the hood, the Gen 3 Coyote 5.0L engine offers modern muscle for navigating cobblestone streets or heading out toward the water, blending vintage style with uncompromising performance.

This is a vintage Ford Bronco built for slow mornings and golden-hour drives—whether you’re picking up fresh flowers at the Saturday market, pulling into a sunlit marina, or cruising past live oaks and iron gates on your way to a downtown dinner. In Charleston, where tradition meets coastal cool, this custom 1973 Bronco feels less like a vehicle and more like a lifestyle—crafted for those who appreciate Southern elegance with a bold, nostalgic edge.

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!