Retro Free Wheeling Package Inspired Bronco Wildtrak

[Mpatient1]

Needs more chrome! lol

I have to wonder, does a wrap like this appeal to anyone under 50???

Yes, but then again I will be 50 in less than a month

For the upper stripe, Loose the B pillar extension, instead have it continued down the body line and rise with the rear portion

That definitely sounds like it would be awesome.

Can't wait to get mine and hear all about how bad the things I do to it are

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[DakotaGuy]

The pic of the 79 Freewheeling Bronco is mine! I wonder where that pic came from. Anyway, i don't really care for the stripes on the new Bronco, but love them on an old one.

I saw it stopped at the stop light in Spearfish, SD and had to snap a quick pic because I was like "Hey I saw that same exact truck in an old Ford ad on YouTube!" lol Very nice '79 Bronco!

 

[Tcbbronco]

Props to the guy taking a risk. I personally think its pretty cool. Lots of people taking the plunge and sharing helps the rest of us tweak how we want to do ours. Kudos, to the owner.

 

[ExJeePowner]

Thumbs up only if the inside is equally awesome. Get Katzkins to come up with something like

and that thing would be epic doors off.

I dont know about you guys, but that big, thin steering wheel is something to be desired. Do you know how much I use those buttons on the steering wheel?

 

[CT203]

Scott C's Bronco Wildtrak in vinyl wrap graphics inspired by Bronco Free Wheeling Package from the 70's.

Inspired by this -- the Free Wheeling Package 1970's Bronco:

Works on the 70’s version looks terrible on the 6G.

 

[CT203]

Hey, Guys, be nice, its art! Its a wrap! If he gets tired of it, he can change it! This is why we have modifiable Broncos, to enjoy the art. Personally, I think 37" tires on a Bronco is too much, overkill, ruining a good car, but many of you love that look. Thats great! Enjoy the art! There's lots of it.

It’s not a matter of nice. As someone who went to art school, everything you create is subject to critiques. They can be brutal, but ultimately you learn from them and you do better next time. I don’t personally think this is well done, I like the concept, not the execution. I love that they took the chance on doing it. Even if I don’t like some of these mods and graphics, I love that people are making unique vehicles they like. Keep ‘em coming

 

[Roll Sound]

Scott C's Bronco Wildtrak in vinyl wrap graphics inspired by Bronco Free Wheeling Package from the 70's.

Inspired by this -- the Free Wheeling Package 1970's Bronco:

I'd add a little silver trim like the OG Bronco. They did a great job!!! Rock on.

 

[Bighedt]

I saw it stopped at the stop light in Spearfish, SD and had to snap a quick pic because I was like "Hey I saw that same exact truck in an old Ford ad on YouTube!" lol Very nice '79 Bronco!

I mean the black freewheeling 79 in the article, bought it out of Idaho a couple years back. Although I saw the red one you took a pic of, great pic!

 

[DrewBronc21]

I think some stripes paying homage to the look would be cool but this looks like too much coverage on a 6g. Its ok to let the past be the past.

 

[Bonita Maria]

I absolutely adore the free-wheelin packages on the broncos, vans and F-150s.

Not to hijack the thread but we jumped in to the 70s retro vibe in a more subtle approach

 

[American Sender]

For the upper stripe, Loose the B pillar extension, instead have it continued down the body line and rise with the rear portion

Exactly my thought. What you said and without the larger lower sections it would be perfect.

 

[tomdaniel]

I think it's difficult to pull off a Gen 2 retro look with the 6g having the lines of a Gen 1 Bronco.

 

[Southern Girl]

I'm late to this party commenting now because I am literally looking for examples of vinyl like this. I love all of the retro vinyl looks people are using on their Broncos. It beats plain gray all day long in my book.



Rock on with your creative colors. I'm willing to bet people of all ages stop you on the road and tell you they love it. It happens to me everywhere I go.

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