1966-1977
The new 4WD Ford was called "Bronco" as the second horse in their product stable, alongside the famous Mustang.
When the vehicle was first released
The standard engine for the Bronco was the 105-hp 170-cid inline six-cylinder Falcon unit, however, a more powerful addition came on March 2, 1966, when the factory announced the availability of an optional 289-cid V8, which developed 200-hp, and the V8 engine was enlarged to 302-cubic-inches with 205-hp in 1969.
The new Ford Bronco was a hit with the motoring press, Car Life said this about the new small-sized Ford 4x4: "The heart of this vehicle's goat-ability, however, lies in the 2-speed transfer case behind the transmission".
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