Back to the Blue: Breathing New Life into a ’77 Bronco
This classic 1977 Ford Bronco Sport came to us with good bones but years of wear holding it back from true drivability. The goal was clear: preserve its original charm while restoring critical systems and refreshing key surfaces to make it a usable, comfortable, and dependable cruiser once again.
Mechanical Confidence, Cosmetic Precision
We began under the skin—revitalizing the mechanical core. The entire steering system was rebuilt, from new tie rods and drag link to a fully reworked steering box and column. A new power steering pump, stabilizer, and fittings ensure smooth handling. The rear axle and differential were also disassembled and rebuilt with a new differential unit and stub shafts, while the brake system received a full overhaul including new calipers, pads, booster, and master cylinder—with everything flushed, calibrated, and buttoned up for reliable stopping power.
Highlights of the build:
Fully rebuilt steering system: tie rods, drag link, power steering pump, extended column
Rear differential rebuild with new stub shafts and axle ends
Complete brake system overhaul: calipers, pads, booster, master cylinder, and lines
New sound system installation
Fabricated door hinge solutions due to frame rot and B-pillar issues
Installed new door hardware: locks, hinges, and check straps
Full safety inspection and electrical systems check
