Ford Unveils Overlanding Bronco Concept
In honor of the largest North American gathering of classic Ford Broncos, the Bronco brand, Ford’s new outdoor brand, debuted an all-new, one-of-a-kind four-door Bronco OG Concept to kick off this year’s Bronco Super Celebration East in Townsend, Tennessee.
Based on the all-new Bronco four-door model, the concept was on display at the annual off-road event alongside the Bronco two-door and Bronco Sport 4×4 models to give fans a chance to see them in-person for the first time.
With personalization and factory-backed accessories, the Bronco OG Concept showcases how the all-new Bronco two-door, four-door and Sport models are designed to redefine the next generation of off-road vehicles, Ford said.
Based on an Area 51-painted 2021 Bronco four-door SUV Badlands series with Sasquatch package, the concept is fully equipped to take off-road, off-the-grid (OG), overlanding adventurers even further. It features the High-Performance Off-Road Stability Suspension (H.O.S.S.) and race-proven 2.7-liter EcoBoost engine and class-exclusive 10-speed automatic transmission, with 17-inch Fifteen52 Turbomatic HD wheels in asphalt black, and 35-inch BF Goodrich LT315/70R17 Mud-Terrain KM3 added for better off-road traction.
Up front, the Bronco OG Concept features a Ford Performance by WARN winch mounted to a Ford Accessories steel modular front bumpers. A Ford Accessories steel rear bumper was added for durability and roof-top access.
On top, a Heavy Duty (HD) two-person tent from Yakima and a factory roof rack are mounted to the Bronco roof rails with a 1×40 RIGID with a front rack-mounted light bar and six additional RIGID POD lights in a 360 configuration. Doubling as a spotter flag, a tall CB antenna is mounted to the rear bumper.
In the rear cargo area, a complete food storage and eating area has been installed in the rear cargo area. A water tank, ARB refrigerator, cooking kit and stove have been mounted to an interior cargo management system. The refrigerator has a slide-out tray for easy access and a tailgate table and chairs complete a dining area.
