GR Auto Gallery is pleased to offer this 1969 Ford Bronco for global consideration. The 1969 Ford Bronco captures the essence of rugged Americana, a classic SUV that has earned its place as a legend on and off the road. This example, finished in striking Highland Green, a color made famous by the Bullitt Mustang, paired with a Wimbledon White removable hard top, offers an iconic look that draws admiration from every angle. Its clean and sharp exterior brightwork enhances the timeless style, making this Bronco as much a showpiece as it is a capable off-roader.

Under the hood is its 302 cubic inch V8 engine. Mated to a three-speed manual transmission with a classic H-pattern shifter, the Bronco delivers an engaging driving experience. Power steering and power brakes, upgraded with front disc brakes, ensure smooth handling and confident stopping power. The DH Racing aluminum radiator keeps the engine cool during long drives or demanding off-road adventures.

Riding on new American Racing 8-hole 15-inch wheels and 33-inch BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2 tires, this Bronco is ready for anything—from conquering trails to cruising on the open road. The new reproduction original detail wiring harness ensures electrical reliability, while the 14-gallon fuel tank provides plenty of range for your next journey.

Inside, the Bronco stays true to its utilitarian roots with a simple, functional design that complements its go-anywhere attitude. Whether you are exploring rugged landscapes or enjoying a weekend drive, this Bronco’s classic charm and capable features make every mile memorable.

First introduced in 1966 as a versatile 4×4, the Ford Bronco quickly became a favorite among off-road enthusiasts and suburban drivers alike. Its simple yet robust design, compact size, and ability to tackle rough terrain set it apart from competitors, establishing a legacy that continues to thrive today. With the enduring appeal of the first-generation models, this 1969 Bronco represents a timeless piece of automotive history that remains as relevant and exciting now as it was more than 50 years ago. Please call or email with any questions or for additional information.

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