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Coyote-Powered 1975 Bronco

1975 Ford Bronco with a Coyote V8

Highline Classics applied their years of experience creating this 1975 Ford Bronco. The SUV benefits from 460 hp (338 kW) produced by a fourth-generation 5.0 L Coyote V8. It is backed by an AX-15 five-speed manual transmission and Atlas II transfer case. Power is sent to a Dana 44 front axle and Ford 9-inch rear axle. Highline Classics restored the factory chassis and installed a 2.5-inch suspension lift with Bilstein shocks, progressive springs in front, and soft-ride leaf springs in the rear. The body is raised two inches and covered in Land Rover “Firenze Red” paint. Highline Classic added black bumpers, badges, side mirrors, and roof. Under the fenders are AR Baja 17×9-inch wheels with BF Goodrich K03 285/70 tires.

front view of a 1975 Ford Bronco

fourth-gen Coyote V8 in a 1975 Bronco engine bay

side view of a 1975 Bronco

rear view of a 1975 Bronco

Dana 44 front axle on a 1975 Bronco with a Coyote V8

custom interior in a 1975 Bronco

grey leather seats in a 1975 Bronco

custom interior in a 1975 Bronco

grey leather rear bench seat in a 1975 Bronco

Source: Highline Classics (project page)

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