1973 Ford Bronco

1973 Ford Bronco Roadster 4x4, Frame-Off Resto, 5.0 V8, PS, A/C, Amazing Build!!

It's no secret that first-generation Ford Broncos are highly desirable in the collector car market whether they are restored or modified. The Bronco, often considered the first SUV, was introduced in 1966 as a compact off-road vehicle. Today, there are plenty of options to personalize and upgrade your Bronco.

Art & Speed is happy to present this gorgeous, one-of-a-kind 1973 Ford Bronco that is sure to stand out in a crowd. With a complete frame-off restoration, you can drive it anywhere with confidence.

Painted in True Candy Blue with matte black accents, the body has been massaged to perfection. The door and tailgate handles were shaved to keep the lines crisp, and a custom flush-mounted windshield completes the super-slick look. Even the side view mirrors are stealthily hidden on the roll cage. With a 2.5-inch suspension lift and a one-inch body lift, there is plenty of clearance for the brand-new 20x12-inch V-Rock Anvil gloss-brushed aluminum wheels. The matte-black Protofab bumpers, rock sliders, and family-sized roll cage will help protect the occupants, should you be crazy enough to take this Bronco off-roading.

That won't be a problem in the powertrain department either. Rebuilt less than 2,000 miles ago, the high-output 5-liter V8 roller engine mated to a 4R70W five-speed automatic transmission should provide years of useful service. The Dana 20 transfer case with twin sticks and Dana 44 front axle with disc brakes are virtually bulletproof. A 23-gallon EFI tank is mounted in the rear.

The passenger compartment is where the creature comforts reside on this beauty, starting with the brand-new custom top-grain leather upholstered seats. A Centech wiring harness connects all the vitals, including a Dakota Digital gauge cluster and a Vintage Air heating and A/C unit. Whether on or off-road, you've got to have tunes. This Bronco sports a JVC weatherproof radio is found in the Tuffy Security box, which doubles as the center console. A Rockford Fosgate 5-channel amp sends sound through a kickin' 10-inch Rockford subwoofer and four 6-inch speakers, providing plenty of power to drown out the wind.

This '73 Bronco is spectacular in every way. If you are looking for a hassle-free, turnkey classic, this Bronco should be high on your list. With a professional restoration and plenty of shakedown miles complete, all that is needed now is a driver. Come into Art & Speed's showroom today to give it a look; it truly needs to be seen to be appreciated!