Ford Bronco Emblems

Tom's Offroad carries a full selection of early Bronco emblems and badges including fender emblems, tailgate letters, hood ornaments, and dash trim badges. Both Ford licensed pieces and quality reproduction emblems are available to restore the correct factory markings on 1966–1977 Broncos.

The original 1966–1977 Ford Bronco used block-letter lettering that was embossed on the tailgate, and the classic Bronco script was used for the driver and passenger fenders. The front grill had Ford embossed into it, and sometimes had bolt-on letters with a chrome surround attached over the top of this embossment. The clean, minimalist badging is a key part of the early Bronco's iconic look, and reproducing it correctly is an important detail in a quality restoration.

Yes, reproduction emblems for the early Bronco are widely available through specialty suppliers like Tom's Offroad. Quality reproduction pieces are made to the correct dimensions and finish, including chrome plating and correct mounting stud spacing. NOS original Ford emblems occasionally surface through dealers and swap meets but can be difficult to source in perfect condition.

Early Bronco emblems are typically held on by mounting studs through the sheet metal secured with push-on clips or small nuts from the backside. To remove them, access the back of the panel, remove the retaining clips or nuts, and gently push the emblem free. Avoid prying from the front to prevent chipping the paint around the emblem base.

The early Bronco used uppercase block-style lettering on the tailgate, consistent throughout the 1966–1977 production run. Correct reproduction lettering sticker sets are available through Tom's Offroad and are designed to match the factory dimensions. Using the correct font and spacing is an important detail for show-quality restorations.