We love first-generation Ford Broncos because they have the classic silhouette, the option of a cool convertible around, and have the 4x4 prowess to go off-road at a moment's notice. It's a skill set that never goes out of style, especially when all these qualities have been enhanced so well on this 1974 example.

The boxy bodywork gives this SUV a real machismo, but there's a lot of style to this one, too. The gunmetal gray paint is a modern application with great clearcoat luster and a hint of metallic that will sparkle to attract attention on any sunny day. It's also the perfect complementing color to the 4x4's dark side. The black shows off beefy features like the upgraded front bumper with integrated Smittybilt winch, riveted fender flares, grille, and a rear bumper with a trailer hitch. The removable hardtop is also done in black and has a rugged texture that goes perfectly with this Bronco's rugged style. And the upgraded headlights, side exhaust tips, and full-size spare on the swing-away mount are all part of the well-done total package of a lean and capable classic SUV.

Because a Bronco like this loves to be open to the world, the same exterior color theme is continued inside. ... Please ask for the full description.