OMF Car Craft, a provider of high-performance automotive design and bespoke builds, announced the official production of its newest restomod: the Carbon Fiber Classic Bronco. By fusing the timeless silhouette of the first-generation Ford Bronco with cutting-edge aerospace materials, OMF Car Craft has created a vehicle that offers legendary off-road capability with modern supercar performance, company officials stated in a press release.
The OMF Carbon Fiber Classic Bronco features a proprietary 100% carbon-fiber body, engineered to reduce curb weight by hundreds of pounds compared to traditional steel. This weight reduction drastically improves the power-to-weight ratio, resulting in sharper handling, faster acceleration, and enhanced fuel efficiency without sacrificing the rugged durability the Bronco is known for, noted the release.
“Our goal was to take the soul of the 1966 to 1977 Bronco and elevate it using 21st-century technology,” said Jeremy Wessels, president and chief engineer at OMF Car Craft. “By moving to a full carbon-fiber body, we’ve eliminated the threat of rust and created a driving experience that is more agile and responsive than anything previously possible in a vintage SUV. With a power-to-weight ratio (3.93 lbs./hp) that rivals a new C8 Corvette, the experience is one that you will not soon forget.”
Key Features of the OMF Carbon Fiber Bronco
- Aerospace-Grade Carbon Body: Hand-laid carbon-fiber panels finished in a high-gloss weave or custom paint
- Modern Power: Equipped with a Ford Performance 5.0L Coyote V-8 engine delivering 825 supercharged horsepower
- Custom Chassis: A proprietary suspension system designed for both highway comfort and extreme trail performance
- Luxury Interior: A fully bespoke cabin featuring marine-grade leathers, digital instrumentation and premium sound systems
OMF Car Craft says the production of the Carbon Fiber Classic Bronco is limited to ensure the highest level of craftsmanship for each client. It is currently accepting orders for a select number of build slots for the 2026–27 production year.