1967 Ford Bronco

Make

Ford

Model

Bronco

Year

1967

Listed price

$69,990

Location

New Jersey

Transmission

3 Speed Manual

Mileage

86,052 miles

The Ford Bronco burst onto the scene in 1966, a direct competitor to the Jeep CJ and International Harvester Scout. Engineered by a team led by Donald N. Frey, who also helped develop the Mustang, the first-generation Bronco (U13) was designed as a no-nonsense, go-anywhere utility vehicle. Ford offered it in three body styles: a half-cab pickup, a roadster, and the iconic wagon, which quickly became the most popular. With its simple, rugged architecture, including a box-section frame and coil-sprung front suspension, the early Bronco carved out its legend as an accessible and capable off-roader, laying the groundwork for five decades of American SUV history. This 1967 Ford Bronco Wagon exemplifies the model's enduring appeal, presented in a striking Frost Turquoise paint that perfectly captures the era's adventurous spirit. Under the hood, a robust V8 engine delivers a healthy 200 horsepower, providing ample power for both trail exploration and cruising backroads. Mated to a responsive 3-speed manual transmission, this Bronco offers an engaging and authentic driving experience that connects the driver directly to the machine. Showing 86,052 miles, this example has been enjoyed but retains its classic charm and robust mechanicals. This is an opportunity to acquire a piece of American automotive history, ready for its next chapter of adventure.