1972 Ford Bronco

“On our 1972 Ford Bronco, we sprayed the interior and bottom of the body with LizardSkin.”

Classic Ford Broncos are some of our favorites rides when they are restored.  The fact that so many owners see the value and ease of application of our automotive heat and sound insulation products makes us pleased (especially when they share the results with us). Combining LizardSkin Sound Control and LizardSkin Ceramic Insulation (in subsequent layers), will give your ride a total heat and sound insulation system that is designed to last.

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About the 1972 Ford Bronco

The 1972 Ford Bronco holds a special place in the legacy of American SUVs. First introduced in 1966, the Ford Bronco was designed to compete in the rapidly growing off-road vehicle market. By 1972, the Bronco had firmly established itself as a versatile and rugged compact SUV, beloved by outdoor enthusiasts for its simplicity and capability.

The 1972 model year marked the end of the first generation of the Bronco, making it a particularly significant model for collectors and enthusiasts. This year’s Bronco retained the classic body-on-frame construction and the straightforward, no-nonsense design that had defined the series since its inception. It was available in various configurations, including a roadster, a half-cab pickup, and a wagon-style model, catering to a wide range of needs and preferences.

Under the hood, the 1972 Bronco was equipped with a choice of powerful engines, including a standard inline-six or an optional V8, providing robust performance on and off the road. Its off-road prowess was enhanced by features like four-wheel drive and high ground clearance, making it an ideal vehicle for exploring rugged terrain.

The 1972 Ford Bronco’s blend of functionality, durability, and classic styling has contributed to its enduring appeal. Today, it is celebrated as an iconic vintage off-roader and a collector’s item, symbolizing the adventurous spirit of its era.