New Bronco with Old Panels???

[BRONCOchild2.0]

I was glancing through some social media pages, but don't recall whether I actually saw what I was seeing. Or, did I dream it?!?

Did someone take a new 2021/22 Bronco and strip off all the panels and fit '66-'77 panels?? I believe the Bronco was a matte dark blue with white accents. If this exists and you know what I am referring to, please drop a link or picture in this thread. Much appreciated!

 

[DirtDonk]

I’d be interested in seeing that too. Not sure if I’ll like it or hate it, but I like the idea.

 

[Shimmy]

haven't seen quite that but have seen several 2021 broncos with retro paint themes and badging

 

[MarsChariot]

The Griot's Garage catalog recently had a 2020/21 Bronco trail build on the cover with a seriously early Bronco-like front grill arrangement. The rest was stock. But the grill really made it look retro. I had to look twice to make sure I was seeing a late model.

 

[1buckeyefan1]

Since the fenders and quarters both bolt on, it possible, but I don't think I've seen any on 6g yet. The most radical "build" I've seen was the guy that took a 1st edition and chopped it into a half cab. Every one else seems to be wrapping them "retro" and putting different wheels on.

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[sprdv1]

haven't seen quite that but have seen several 2021 broncos with retro paint themes and badging

yeah, looks pretty sweet set up like that

 

[sh94558]

Write up of a custom mod
https://www.motortrend.com/features...yimageid=c7e1cf8b-d3a1-44d9-aff3-7ece7ffcfeb7

 

[BRONCOchild2.0]

Write up of a custom mod
https://www.motortrend.com/features...yimageid=c7e1cf8b-d3a1-44d9-aff3-7ece7ffcfeb7

Bingo...AND....I was mistaken. It was just painted to look retro. This is the problem when I just skim stuff without really digging into the article. Thanks for your post. We can put this thread to sleep.

 

[papy]

interesting idea for sure.

 

[Shimmy]

oh Bronco II?