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From factory Baja desert racers to six-figure Coyote-swapped restomods, the Motorious classifieds are packed with first-gen and modern Broncos built to turn heads. We combed through the current listings to round up ten of the wildest, best-built, and most head-turning Broncos money can buy right now.
1. 2023 Ford Bronco DR “Desert Racer”
Built by Ford Performance and Multimatic as a plug-and-play Baja racer, this is one of just 50 factory Bronco DRs, wearing a gold-and-white livery that pays homage to Parnelli Jones' legendary “Big Oly” truck. Power comes from a 418-horsepower 5.0-liter Coyote V8 mated to a 10-speed automatic, riding on 37-inch BFGoodrich mud tires and trick Multimatic dampers. With only 19 miles on the clock, it's about as close as you can get to owning a piece of off-road racing history.
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2. 1971 Ford Bronco Restomod
Maxlider's frame-off build wears a stunning Aston Martin-inspired China Gray finish over a 5.0-liter Coyote V8, with a fully customizable leather interior still up for grabs. It's the kind of bespoke, built-to-order Bronco that blurs the line between vintage SUV and modern supercar.
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3. 1977 Ford Bronco
Finished in a color-shifting Blue Ember paint that shimmers from deep metallic blue to warm peach in the sunlight, this Coyote-powered build rides on a massive set of off-road tires and a full roll cage. It's proof that a rock-crawler stance and show-quality paint aren't mutually exclusive.
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4. 1973 Ford Bronco
Riding on a powder-coated Kincer chassis with a 460-horsepower third-gen Coyote V8, this Brittany Blue Bronco pairs a Dana 44 front end and 9-inch rear with modern creature comforts like heated leather seats, retractable running boards, and a touchscreen stereo. It's a rare blend of trail-ready hardware and daily-driver polish.
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5. 1967 Ford Bronco Velocity Gen III 5.0L Coyote
Velocity's Meadowlark Yellow build carries an MSRP north of $267,000 when new, backed up by a 5.0-liter Coyote V8, a four-point roll cage, Dakota Digital gauges, and cold Vintage Air conditioning. Wimbledon White Ranger stripes and 17-inch steel wheels give it an unmistakable vintage-racer look.
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6. 1971 Ford Bronco
This bubblegum-pink build turned heads at Barrett-Jackson, and Maxlider brought the color back by popular demand. A crate 302 V8 and fully customizable interior mean no two of these builds are ever quite the same.
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7. 1969 Ford Bronco
Wrapped in bright white over a black interior, this Bronco pairs a 5.0-liter Coyote V8 with a 10-speed automatic, 35-inch BFGoodrich all-terrains, and a powder-coated roll cage and chassis. Paracord grab handles and Rhino-lined floors round out a build made for actually getting dirty.
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8. 2022 Ford Bronco Raptor 4 Door “Advanced 4x4” (Hennessey VelociRaptor 500)
Hennessey's VelociRaptor 500 package bumps the twin-turbo 3.0-liter EcoBoost V6 up to 500 horsepower and 550 lb-ft, backed by a carbon fiber interior package, a Bang & Olufsen stereo, and serial-numbered VelociRaptor badging. It's the modern Bronco turned up to eleven, with the factory HOSS suspension and G.O.A.T. drive modes still intact.
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9. 1971 Ford Bronco 4x4 Restomod
Wearing Candy Apple Red Metallic paint with just 297 miles since it was built, this roll-cage-equipped Bronco packs a fuel-injected 302 V8, a roof rack with LED light bars, a front Warn winch, and four in-cab radio headsets for group off-roading. It's part show truck, part expedition rig.
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10. 1969 Ford Bronco 4X4
A teal-on-teal first-gen with a 302 V8, three-speed manual, and power four-wheel disc brakes, lifted and set on 20-inch Fuel wheels. It's proof you don't need six figures to get a seriously cool Bronco.
