This 1977 early Ford Bronco has undergone a 2-year, body-off rotisserie restoration by Carmichael. This one-off vintage SUV is powered by a 5. 0-liter Coyote engine mated to a 6R80 6-speed transmission. The engine house was enlarged for easier serviceability. This 410 torque, 435hp-producing engine is paired to a refreshed Dana 44 axle and a 9-inch rear axle with posi-traction. This Bronco is riding on Fox Reservoir shocks and James Duff 3. 5-inch long arms, with Progressive coil suspension, Heim joint steering components from Hellwig, and front and rear sway bars that improve the handling and performance at highway speeds. Its superior stopping power comes from a 4-wheel disc Hydro-Boost brake system that has been drilled and slotted. Finished in DIAMONT BC/CC Lithium Gray paint, all panels are new metal, and the SUV comes with a custom bumper with a spare tire carrier and a color-matched lithium house jack, neatly located...

Fresh from restoration, this Bronco starts with a powder-coated frame, bumpers and wheels. The hood and roof are original metal, but the rest of the project is covered in new sheet metal and glass. Under the hood, this beautiful Bronco is powered by a 302 cu V8. This motor comes directly from a project featured in Season 4, episode 16 of the History Channel's television show, Counting Cars. After the engine swap, the motor and transmission were obtained by Gateway Broncos, of Hamel, Illinois, from which it was purchased for this project. Fuel is supplied by a FiTech Go EFI carburetor. A remote inside the cabin lets you tune the mixture on the fly. This Bronco is ready for the...