ICON 4×4, the specialty automotive vehicle manufacturer founded by Jonathan Ward, is celebrating its hundredth custom Ford Bronco with a one-of-one New School Edition. Based on a 1974 Bronco that used to come with a six-cylinder engine, the new ICON Bronco 100 gets some juicy resto-mod updates with ICON’s New School design package.
On the outside, the ICON Bronco 100 gets a new Cactus Gray paint scheme used on the modern Bronco, ICON’s Volcanic Black trim on the grille, rearview mirrors, door handles, and gas cap, and ICON’s New School bespoke wheels.
The ICON Bronco 100’s interior was designed in partnership with Spinneybeck. It features seats covered in durable, low-maintenance Spinneybeck leather paired with a traditional silicon weave fabric, which can also be found on the upper sections of the door and cargo panels. The interior also boasts a laser-cut stainless steel and machined black aluminum dashboard, ICON sports pedals, leather-wrapped steering wheel and armrests, Dakota digital gauge cluster, an HVAC unit from Vintage Air, electric windows, optional seat heating for the front seats, a custom roll bar, and an Elevated sound system with navigation and Bluetooth connectivity.
The ICON Bronco 100’s six-cylinder engine was removed in favor of a brand-new 430 hp Coyote 5.0 Mustang GT aluminum fuel-injected V8 engine with an automatic four-speed overdrive transmission that sends power to the wheels through a two-speed transfer case. Other features include ARB air-locking differentials, Brembo hydro boost sport brakes, Dana differentials, Eibach coil springs and tunable sway bars, Fox racing shocks, and a ceramic-coated stainless-steel exhaust system.
Custom-made ICON 4×4 Broncos start at $200,00.
