Ford's iconic Bronco throughout history (pictures)
Ford's original SUV began in the 1960s and continued its initial run through the mid-'90s. Now that its return is fueling the rumor mill, we thought we'd take a look back at the Bronco through its lifespan.
This 1966 Ford Bronco prototype wears its utilitarian good looks on its sleeve.
1966 Ford Bronco with travel trailer.
Even in 1966, Ford had suburban lifestyle inclinations for its Bronco.
The 1968 Ford Bronco was the outdoorsman's friend.
Ford's 1974 Bronco remains a rectilinear charmer.
This 1971 Ford Bronco looks extra tough with its larger white-letter rubber.
This 1978 model readily illustrates how Ford grew the Bronco's footprint over its many generations.
Based on a ladder-frame truck chassis, the 1983 Bronco was genuinely off-road capable, and could tow, too.
Ford didn't shy away from two-tone paint with the Bronco, as seen here with this 1989 model.
This era of Ford Bronco is perhaps best known for starring in Al "A.C." Cowlings' and O.J. Simpson's infamous slow-speed chase. This is a 1995 example.
This 1996 Ford Bronco is an upscale Eddie Bauer edition.
Ford's Bronco Concept was a sensation in 2004. Enthusiasts have been clamoring for a production version ever since.