The Ford Bronco has been an American classic ever since 1966, the year of its inception. For the next 30 years the public would see five generations of Bronco until the model was finally discontinued in 1996. However, to the delight of many Bronco enthusiasts, the famed utility vehicle is making a comeback. At the 2017 North American International Auto Show on January 9, 2017, Ford announced that the Bronco would indeed be returning for the 2020 model year.
The revived Bronco will be a midsize SUV positioned below the Expedition (effectively taking the spot vacated by the Ford Explorer when that vehicle became a crossover in 2011) and will be built in the original Bronco’s plant at Michigan Assembly, with the Ford Focus and Ford C-Max that are currently built there moving their production to Mexico. The revived Bronco will be based and built alongside the revived Ranger.
What’s this got to do with Diesel Brothers? Nothing only that on the next episode the guys are building their own Ford Bronco and the project seems pretty awesome. They are going to use the front end of an F350 and the rear end of an Excursion to build the monster. “This may be the best idea you’ve ever had,” is the only quote you can get from a very brief trailer we have below. The short clip ends with the guys cheering to no end as they plow through the dirt and hit a jump.
Check out the clip below:
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