Coyote-Powered 1966 Ford Bronco

The powertrain is equipped with a Gen 3 Coyote 5.0-liter crate V8, a 10-speed automatic, a twin-stick Dana 20 transfer case, Tom Wood’s custom driveshafts, 4.56:1 gearsets, and a Speedway Motors 9″ rear end with a limited-slip differential. The truck also features a Shannon’s Broncos steel body, a powder-coated frame, a Krawlers Edge roll cage, a Tom’s Offroad 2.5″ lift kit, Bilstein shocks, hydroboost disc brakes, power deployable side steps, and 17″ Trail Ready alloy wheels with 35″ tires. Its black interior has Procar bucket seats, a fold-and-tumble rear bench, power windows, Dakota Digital instruments, a retro-style stereo, and Vintage Air climate control with air conditioning.

Supplied by Shannon’s Broncos of Dunnigan, California, the truck’s steel body was finished in Stone Gray in 2025, and exterior ceramic coating was applied in July 2026. The underbody is coated with Raptor Liner, and the frame is powder-coated. Other details include AMP Research power-deployable side steps, electric wipers, a bikini top, a body-colored grille, chrome bumpers, and replacement glass, window frames, and weatherstripping.

The ride height is raised with a 2″ body lift, a 2.5″ Tom’s Offroad lift kit with Bilstein shocks, and 35×12.50″ Nitto Ridge Grappler tires, which are mounted on powder-coated 17″ Trail Ready alloys. Hydroboost four-wheel disc brakes are equipped with braided stainless-steel lines, and the power steering has revised geometry in addition to a replacement gearbox.

Beneath a Krawlers Edge family-style roll cage with three-point seatbelts, the black interior features Procar front bucket seats and a Wild Horses fold-and-tumble rear bench. Carpeting is installed over Silex sound-deadening insulation and bedliner-coated floors. Further amenities include Vintage Air Gen V climate control, Nu-Relics power windows, and a sound system with a retro-style stereo.

Mounted on an Ididit tilt column, the steering wheel frames Dakota Digital HDX instrumentation, and an F-150 shifter tops the BC Broncos center console. The digital odometer indicates 160 miles since completion of the build.