When Ford introduced the Bronco in 1965, it was offered in 3 different versions. This version was referred to as the Sports Utility or pick up truck. It featured 4-wheel drive and off-road suspension. The Bronco was built on a 92 in. chassis that it did not share with any other Ford product.

The basic Bronco did not have many creature comforts but did offer a long list of options. This first-generation Bronco sold from 1966 to 1977 averaging about 18,000 units per year. In addition to the pick-up truck style, you could also get the Bronco as a Roadster or a Wagonette. Today restored Broncos are commanding extremely high price tags.

• Detailed 302 cu.in. engine.
• 4-wheel drive suspension with separate frame
• Removable pick-up roof.
• Detailed bulk head and truck bed.
• Swing-a-way spare tire.
• New decal sheet including special side tape decor package
• Molded in white and clear with chrome plated parts and soft black tires.