When Ford introduced the Bronco in 1965, it was offered in three different versions. This version was called a pick-up truck and featured four-wheel drive and an off-road suspension. The Bronco was built on a 92-inch chassis that it did not share with any other Ford product. The second vehicle in this set is a full-size dune buggy, which became very popular in the late 60s and was typically powered by an air-cooled 4-cylinder boxer engine. The base Bronco had few amenities but came with a long list of options. This first generation Bronco was sold from 1966 to 1977, averaging about 18,000 units per year. Besides the pickup truck style, the Bronco was also available as a roadster or station wagon. Today, restored Broncos command extremely high prices.