Purpose-Built '76 Bronco 4x4 302ci V8 Automatic A/C Lifted Suspension /// The first-generation Bronco remains one of the purest expressions of American off-road design. Compact, capable, and unmistakably cool, it's the 4x4 that never went out of style. This 1976 Ford Bronco carries that legacy forward with a professional restoration and a thoughtful set of upgrades by Nick's Trix in Denver, North Carolina. Rebuilt for real-world use, it combines classic looks with the reliability and drivability that make you want to keep grabbing the keys, and it stands out every bit as much as the high-dollar builds. The all-steel body was refinished in deep metallic blue by Motorsports Image of Mooresville, North Carolina, and fitted with chrome trim, clean glass, and three tops: a factory hardtop, a bimini top, and a black Can-Back soft top. A 3.5-inch Jeff's Bronco Graveyard lift with Rancho RS9000 shocks and Duff extended radius arms gives it the right stance on American Racing Diamond Lock II wheels with 33-inch BFGoodrich All-Terrain tires. Power comes from a rebuilt 302 V8 paired with a rebuilt C4 automatic, a Dana 20 transfer case, and a Dana 44 front axle with a Ford 9-inch rear, a proven combination known for strength and durability. With 4.11 gears, power steering, power front disc brakes, and a frame-mounted air compressor, it's ready for anything from a trail run to a weekend drive. Inside, the cabin is trimmed in custom diamond-stitched saddle vinyl with a matching rear bench, six-point roll cage, Line-X coated floors, and a Tuffy locking console housing a Kenwood stereo with Bluetooth and SiriusXM capability. This Bronco is the kind of build that can be enjoyed without compromise, restored with purpose, engineered for use, and refined where it counts.