Icon 4x4's 100th Vehicle Is A Unique 1974 Ford Bronco

Icon 4x4 has completed its 100th restomod, a New School Edition Bronco. Each Icon truck, it should be noted, is custom-built from the ground up, a process that can take several months.

The Icon Ford Bronco starts its life as a 1974 Bronco with a six-cylinder engine. It was scrapped in favor of the new 430-horsepower Coyote V8. The new unit is coupled with a four-speed automatic transmission that drives the wheels.

Let's get down to brass tacks. The Icon Bronco 100 has adjustable sway bars and coil springs from Eibach, sport brakes from Brembo, and air-locking differentials from ARB. Icon chose the contemporary Bronco's signature Cactus Gray for the exterior. It pairs wonderfully with the rest of the exterior, which is coated in Icon's Volcanic Black. Icon's New School custom wheels are the icing on the cake.

Spinneybeck, an Icon partner, upholstered the cabin in high-quality leather. The complex dashboard, sports pedals, leather-wrapped steering wheel, and armrests are just a few of the other interior elements. That's not all: the interior also has a bespoke roll bar, heated front seats, power windows with switches, climate control from a Vintage Air unit, a sound system from Elevated, and Bluetooth connectivity for your phone. The Icon Bronco 100 begins at $200,000, That's a lot of cash, but you'll definitely be noticed.

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