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Ford Bronco Concept Car

I worked in service at a Ford dealer in the early 1990s. The full size Bronco had a too short wheelbase, (measured from the center of the front wheel to the center of the rear wheel.) Most techs had a low opinion of the Broncos full or II model. The Bronco II was the precursor to the Explorer. The example in post#3 is visually appealing.
 
Not bad looking, but could do without the silver(vinyl?) seats. Plop down on one of those after sitting on a nice sunny day.:oops:

Dad has a restored 77 Scout. Flake blue with a white top. I want it.
 
Ganondagan said:
If this guy goes into production it certainly will be added to my possiblility list. I grew up in the 50s and 60s with lots of family owning 4WD vehicles. Jeeps and International Scouts in those days.



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This does not look like a vehicle with much torsional rigidity, particularly given the use cases it targets. Squeaks-and-Rattles Central, I suspect.
 
Rexedgar said:
I worked in service at a Ford dealer in the early 1990s. The full size Bronco had a too short wheelbase, (measured from the center of the front wheel to the center of the rear wheel.) Most techs had a low opinion of the Broncos full or II model. The Bronco II was the precursor to the Explorer. The example in post#3 is visually appealing.
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Both Broncos and Blazers of that era were very popular and absolute crap. Shall we begin with the transmissions?
 
Maybe they are floating a trial balloon. Like someone else said though. If this hit production it likely would eat into their current Bronco buyer pool. I like the look of the concept.
 
Don't Fords require Fixing Or Repairing Daily?
 
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