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This is a 454bhp classic Ford Bronco in a very cool shade of pink

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This is a 454bhp classic Ford Bronco in a very cool shade of pink | Top Gear

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1973 souped-up classic will make you totally lovesick

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This is a 454bhp classic Ford Bronco in a very cool shade of pink

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1973 souped-up classic will make you totally lovesick

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This is a 454bhp classic Ford Bronco in a very cool shade of pink

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1973 souped-up classic will make you totally lovesick

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This is a 454bhp classic Ford Bronco in a very cool shade of pink

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This is a 454bhp classic Ford Bronco in a very cool shade of pink

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1973 souped-up classic will make you totally lovesick

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A Florida-based carbuilder has taken a 1973 Ford Bronco and made it a different kind of fabulous. Velocity Modern Classics, who specialise in hand-restoring original Broncos, have revealed their latest creation.

The standout feature outside of a Ford Coyote V8 is of course that excellent shade of ‘Velocity Pink’. Though, a 5.0-litre eight-pot deserves special mention too. There’s a very healthy 454bhp and 420lb ft of torque from that powerplant, along with a bespoke intake and exhaust, giving it a 0-60mph time of just five seconds.

It’s matched to an automatic gearbox, new front and rear axles, Bilstein shocks and Wilwood discs all round. All of this modified goodness is wrapped up inside a bespoke frame and restored body with new arches, steel wheels, a four-point roll-cage, new seals and LED headlights. We’re told that each Bronco is hand-restored by the team on “a full scale production line”. As such, each car takes three and a half months to finish.

And what a finish. The cabin gets the ‘Ranger Edition’ trim with high-back front seats and rear fold-and-tumble seats, both immaculately crafted in neutral upholstery and pink stitching. The driving gauges and head unit have been digitised, so drivers have Bluetooth connectivity for playing media through the Kicker audio system.

There’s even air-con and a suite of upgrades for those tickled pink by this custom build.

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A Florida-based carbuilder has taken a 1973 Ford Bronco and made it a different kind of fabulous. Velocity Modern Classics, who specialise in hand-restoring original Broncos, have revealed their latest creation.

The standout feature outside of a Ford Coyote V8 is of course that excellent shade of ‘Velocity Pink’. Though, a 5.0-litre eight-pot deserves special mention too. There’s a very healthy 454bhp and 420lb ft of torque from that powerplant, along with a bespoke intake and exhaust, giving it a 0-60mph time of just five seconds.

It’s matched to an automatic gearbox, new front and rear axles, Bilstein shocks and Wilwood discs all round. All of this modified goodness is wrapped up inside a bespoke frame and restored body with new arches, steel wheels, a four-point roll-cage, new seals and LED headlights. We’re told that each Bronco is hand-restored by the team on “a full scale production line”. As such, each car takes three and a half months to finish.

And what a finish. The cabin gets the ‘Ranger Edition’ trim with high-back front seats and rear fold-and-tumble seats, both immaculately crafted in neutral upholstery and pink stitching. The driving gauges and head unit have been digitised, so drivers have Bluetooth connectivity for playing media through the Kicker audio system.

There’s even air-con and a suite of upgrades for those tickled pink by this custom build.

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1973 souped-up classic will make you totally lovesick