170ci Overhead-Valve Inline Six-Cylinder Single Two-Barrel Carburetor 90bhp at 3,800rpm Three-Speed Manual Transmission with Four-Wheel Drive Live Axle Suspension Front and Rear Front Disc, Rear Drum Brakes * Finished in Rangoon Red with white accents, grille, and color-coded interior * Sympathetically restored on a sound and original basis * Michigan-built November 1967 Half-Cab THE 1967 FORD BRONCO Ford introduced the Bronco in August 1965 as a direct response to the growing popularity of compact four-wheel-drive utility vehicles, fielded against the established Jeep CJ-5 and the International Harvester Scout.

Designed under the direction of Donald Frey with input from engineer Lew Schuler, the Bronco was engineered from a clean sheet as a purpose-built off-road vehicle rather than a truck-based adaptation, featuring a short 92-inch wheelbase, solid front and rear axles, and available four-wheel drive.

Three body styles were offered at launch — a roadster, a half-cab pickup, and a ...