Early Bronco Frame & Wheelbase

For classic car lovers, the Early Bronco frame is a special kind of ride. It’s an iconic representation of the classic American car and something to be admired. And now, it’s possible to uncover the hidden secrets of the Bronco with an exciting journey in this spectacular frame.

The Ford Bronco was introduced in 1966, and the first-generation Broncos, commonly referred to as “Early Broncos,” were produced until 1977. Here are some frame specifications for the Early Broncos over the years:

1966-1977:

Wheelbase: 92 inches
Frame rails: C-channel
Suspension: Solid front axle with leaf springs; rear semi-floating axle with leaf springs

1966-1972:

Frame rails: 3-inch wide frame rails

1973-1977:

Frame rails: 2.5-inch wide frame rails

1976-1977:

Suspension: Front disc brakes became standard

1978-1979 (Full-Size Bronco):

Wheelbase: 104 inches
Frame rails: Boxed frame
Suspension: Twin-traction beam front suspension; rear semi-floating axle with leaf springs

These are some general specifications for Early Bronco frames over the years, but there may be some variations based on different models, trims, and packages.