Ford Bronco Concepts Ready for Off-Road Adventure

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Ford Bronco Returns
Ending years of Bronco enthusiast anticipation, the Ford Motor Company debuted the all-new Bronco and Bronco Sport SUVs in July. Now Ford celebrates Bronco’s 55th birthday with five Bronco concept vehicles. The vehicles showcase factory-backed accessories for Bronco and Bronco Sport that allow owners to customize their vehicles and equip them for improved off-road performance and other activities.

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Bronco Four-Door Outer Banks Fishing Guide
Building on the Bronco Four-Door Outer Banks, this concept is designed for a professional fishing guide along Cape Hatteras National Seashore. Factory-style roof rails and crossbars are added, along with a Yakima LockNLoad Platform roof rack and a Bestop Sunrider first-row soft-top. The fender-mounted trail sights become mounting points for a custom fishing rod rack and seat perch. The front of the Fishing Guide concept features a Ford Performance modular bumper and safari bar; a slide-out tailgate brings up the rear. The package also has all-weather floor mats and splash guards.

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Bronco Two-Door Trail Rig
The second of five Bronco concepts is based on the Bronco Two-Door Badlands, and gets prepped to tackle the toughest trails. The package features a Ford Performance modular front bumper, tube doors, beadlock-capable wheels, a 40-inch RIGID LED lightbar and a Ford Performance by WARN winch. Factory roof rails support a Yakima Platform roof rack system with mounts for a shovel, Ford Performance by WARN recovery kit and recovery boards. Additional goodies include a rear-swing gate table and rugged floor mats.

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Bronco Sport Trail Rig
Based on the Badlands — the most off-road-capable Bronco Sport — the Bronco Sport Trail Rig adds 31-inch BFGoodrich Mud-Terrain T/A KM3 tires, a one-inch lift kit and Ford Performance by RIGID LED off-road lights mounted to a front nudge bar. A Yakima LockNLoad Platform roof rack and off-road gear mounts are designed to carry gear such as a high-lift jack kit, Ford Performance recovery boards and jerry cans.

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Bronco Sport TOW RZR
Designed to haul even more outdoor gear, the Bronco Sport TOW RZR is also based on the Bronco Sport Badlands, featuring a Class II Trailer Tow Package rated to tow 2,200 pounds. The Bronco Sport TOW RZR adds Yakima HD Bar crossbars and an OffGrid medium cargo basket. Also a part of the Bronco birthday event, Ford revealed an all-new Polaris RZR XP Turbo 1000.

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Bronco Sport Off-Roadeo Adventure Patrol
When Bronco debuted in July, Ford announced it will establish four Bronco Off-Roadeo areas in four locations around the country — places where Bronco owners and enthusiasts can test the new Bronco lineup. Today Ford revealed the first Bronco Off-Roadeo location in the hill country of Austin, Texas. The Bronco Sport Off-Roadeo Adventure Patrol is designed as a support vehicle for Off-Roadeo locations and is equipped with a Yakima LockNLoad Cargo Platform to hold recovery gear such as a high-lift jack, recovery boards and jerry cans. A Ford Performance by RIGID off-road LED lightbar gets mounted to the rack system, and the hood features a landing pad for a drone in use at Off-Rodeo events. The Bronco Sport Off-Roadeo Adventure Patrol also includes a Yakima interior bike rack that holds two mountain bikes.

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