The Ford Bronco debuted in 1966 as Ford’s original sport-utility vehicle, built for both off-road adventure and daily driving. After a 25-year hiatus, it returned in 2021 with modern tech and rugged capability, reviving an American icon. The Big Bend package adds everyday comfort and convenience to the Bronco, 17” aluminum rims, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, heated seats and Ford’s Terrain Management System with additional G.O.A.T. (Goes Over Any Type of Terrain) selectable drive modes. On 01/28/25 at 29,087 miles, it was sent to South Florida Jeeps who turned this into a SoFlo Stallion by installing a 5” suspension lift, 20” X 12” Bronze Apocalypse (Apoc) rims wrapped in massive 37” Mud Kicker tires, a custom Apoc front bumper with Rigid LED lights and oversized bronze shackles, a custom DV8 rear bumper with Rigid LED lights and matching shackles, a SoFlo custom hood, custom step tubes and a custom King Ranch two-tone brown and black leather interior. Other notable upgrades include the Tuxmat luxurious floor liners throughout, the color changing Halo headlights that are controlled by your phone and the full-length mesh sun screen. From the lifted stance and oversized mud tires to the handcrafted leather interior, every detail was thoughtfully executed by SoFlo to deliver a Bronco that is special inside and out. It was last serviced at 33,949 miles with full synthetic fluids and it currently has 37,421 miles. If you’ve been searching for a Bronco that stands out in a crow