1976 Ford Bronco

The first-generation Ford Bronco was produced from 1966 through 1977, and by the mid-1970s the Ranger package had established itself as the top trim level of the lineup — bringing additional interior content, specific exterior badging, and a level of equipment that made the Bronco a genuine dual-purpose vehicle rather than a purely utilitarian 4x4. The 1976 model year sits near the end of the first generation, and this example features a factory 3-speed automatic transmission and power steering.

This '76 Bronco Ranger is said to have remained in the same family since 1985 and is finished in blue with a white accent striping. The truck features a removable white hardtop, a swing-away spare tire mounted at the rear, and a blue interior with houndstooth seat inserts. A stock AM radio is fitted to the dash, and the truck features Ranger-package interior and exterior trim.

It is powered by the 302ci V8 with a column-shifted 3-speed automatic transmission and is equipped with power steering, dual fuel tanks, and 15" steel wheels with bright hub caps. In July 2026, the carburetor, spark plugs and wires, fuel filter, distributor cap and rotor were replaced.