THE CAR This is a 1973 Ford Bronco in half cab configuration, taken apart to the frame and rebuilt as a modern driver. It wears a custom Charcoal Gray finish with black accents, and it shows 504 miles since the build was completed. The half cab is the version people forget Ford made. Instead of the full-length roof over the rear, the cab stops behind the front seats and the back becomes an open bed. It's the configuration that makes an early Bronco look like a small truck rather than a small SUV, and it's considerably less common than the wagons you see at every show.
