Kindred Motorworks Made a Stealthy Black ICE Edition of the Bronco

I’m at all times hit with a blast of nostalgia at any time when I spot a Ford Bronco out within the wild. In the event you ask me, it’s one of many automobiles most synonymous with retro Americana as I bear in mind it, whether or not it’s the originals from the ‘60s or from that new wave of reissues they launched a few years in the past. Nonetheless, what Broncos have by no means actually been for me are fashionable, and that’s a very good factor… or so I assumed.

Kindred Motorworks has made it their enterprise to restomod basic Broncos (amongst different American rides), and lots of of them have been pretty modernized. Nonetheless, the newest Black ICE version is arguably their most modern-looking but. Oh yeah, and it’s their first-ever limited-edition mannequin.

Again in Black

Based mostly on the Trail Edition restomod already in Kindred’s lineup, the Black ICE version is a murdered-out model of the off-road-ready Bronco, which the Bay Space-based agency constructed utilizing the first-gen automobiles from 1966 to 1975. Restricted to simply 5 examples, this all-black model is as stealthy as they arrive and virtually a counterpoint to the enjoyable, frolicking Broncos of yore. 

Constructed for journey, the car will get the aforementioned shiny black paint, a set of 18-inch Technique cast aluminum wheels and hubcaps in black, and special-edition black badging. The inside continues the pattern with black-colored wooden trim.

The Remainder of the Specs

By way of what’s beneath the hood, we’ve got the identical 5.0L Coyote V8 engine that’s beneath the usual Path Version, together with a 10-speed automated transmission, able to 460hp. Different modifications from the inventory Bronco enable this factor to be fairly adventurous (that’s, if you wish to take a $200,000+ car off-roading), together with an Atlas 2 switch case, a Dana 44 entrance differential with Chromoly axles, a Ford 9” rear differential with 35 Spline Excessive Obligation rear axles, BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2 tires, and loads of different upgrades.

Spec Sheet

Pricing & Availability

Whereas the usual Path Version Bronco begins at $199,000, the Black ICE Version is bumped as much as $214,000, presumably due to the shortage of the version measurement. Once more, this car is proscribed to simply 5 examples, with pre-orders opening up on Black Friday, November 29 at 8 am Jap. Deliveries are headed to patrons in both Q1 or Q2 of 2025. Head over to Kindred Motorworks to be taught extra.

Kindred Motorworks Bronco Black ICE Version

Kindred took its Path Version Bronco and murdered it out with all-black exterior and inside. That is restricted to simply 5 examples.