1967 Ford Bronco

Work completed within the past year included refreshing the brakes, rebuilding the carburetor, installing an electric fuel pump, and replacing the tires, clutch, piston rings, and fuel lines. The truck is finished in blue over gray and white vinyl, and power is supplied by a 170ci inline-six mated to a column-shifted three-speed manual transmission and a dual-range transfer case. The body was refinished in its factory Peacock Blue (D) in early 2020 and features a white bolt-on steel roof, white bumpers, and a replacement driver-side chrome mirror. Factory 15? steel wheels are painted white and fitted with manually locking front hubs, full covers, and 31×10. 5? Toyo A/T Open Country tires mounted in summer 2020. A refresh of the brakes reportedly included replacement of the master and wheel cylinders, shoes, and lines. The interior features front and rear bench seats upholstered in gray vinyl with pleated white inserts, a matching gray dash pad, and a white-painted dashboard and door panels. The exterior color carries over to the doors and floors that are overlaid with replacement black vinyl mats. The two-spoke steering wheel fronts a 160-km/h speedometer with inset gauges for fuel level, coolant temperature, oil pressure, and voltage. A plaque on the dash signifies the truck’s participation in the 2013 Desfile de Autos Clásicos y Antiguos (Parade of Classic and Antique Cars), an event held annually in Medellín, Colombia.