Bronco Aftermarket Grill

This article will discuss Bronco aftermarket grills, what makes a good one, how to choose the right style for your build, and how to install one correctly.

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What Makes A Great Bronco Aftermarket Grill?

When restoring or customising a Bronco, few upgrades offer the same visual impact as a new grill. For Early Bronco enthusiasts, the grill isn’t just about looks. It’s about honouring the heritage of a classic while making it your own. A great Bronco aftermarket grill should look right, fit right, and withstand the kind of driving you actually do.

We have aftermarket grills that remain true to the original Ford styling, utilising modern materials that can withstand off-road use and weekend garage projects. Whether you're after a factory-style restoration or building something bold and custom, the grill sets the tone. Because these grills are designed explicitly for Early Broncos, you won’t encounter poor fitment or modification hassles. They’re built to install cleanly and confidently, ideal for enthusiasts who take pride in doing the work themselves.

Choosing An Aftermarket Grill For Your Early Ford Bronco

The Early Ford Bronco community is passionate about preserving authenticity. When you're choosing an aftermarket grill for a Ford Bronco, the first question to ask is what kind of build you're aiming for. Are you restoring a 1966–77 Bronco to its factory glory? Or are you mixing classic lines with custom touches?

TOMS OFFROAD offers both factory grill options to suit your build. Our Early Bronco 66-68 factory-style grill brings back the original look with premium quality and clean fitment and the small turn signals. It's perfect for restorations and period-correct builds. For enthusiasts seeking the more common 69-77 large turn signal option, our p/n 1995 grill preserves the later years Early Bronco’s iconic front end look. Regardless of which direction you take, selecting a grill specifically designed for your Bronco generation simplifies the process. These aren’t one-size-fits-all pieces. They're designed to match the original mounting points, which makes installation smoother for any DIYer.

Ford Bronco Aftermarket Grill Options At TOMS OFFROAD

We’ve been part of the Bronco community since 1976. We know what Early Bronco owners are looking for because we’re enthusiasts too. That’s why every Ford Bronco aftermarket grill we offer is carefully selected for its quality, fit, and connection to Bronco heritage. Looking for a factory-style grill to bring your 66-77 Bronco back to its original form? Our reproduction Early Bronco grill is as close to stock as it gets, built with high-quality steel and detailed stampings that match the original look. 

Each grill is designed to bolt up directly to your Early Bronco. No cutting, no modifying. Just a clean, straightforward install you can do in your own garage. Want more inspiration for your build? Check out our guide on must-have upgrades for classic Broncos to see how the right accessories work together for both style and function.

Installing Your New Aftermarket Grill

Swapping in an aftermarket grill for a Ford Bronco is one of the more approachable DIY projects, especially when you're working with parts built to factory specs. Our grills for Early Broncos are made with the home garage mechanic in mind. Installation usually involves removing the old grill, cleaning the mounting area, and bolting the new one into place. These grills align with original mounting points, so there’s no need to cut or modify your body panels. Most Bronco owners can get the job done in an afternoon using basic hand tools.

If you're adding other front-end upgrades, this is the perfect time to refresh headlights and  bezels, turn signal lens and bezels,replace worn hardware and chrome trim. You can follow our guide on early Ford Bronco Rhino Rack installation for another satisfying DIY upgrade. Projects like this are what make owning an Early Bronco special. It’s more than parts and panels. It’s about doing the work yourself and keeping the passion alive.

Matching Your Grill With Other Bronco Upgrades

A new grill is a standout upgrade, but it also creates an opportunity to level up the look and function of your Bronco’s front end. Matching finishes, materials, and fitment with other parts helps your build feel more intentional and complete. Many enthusiasts pair their Bronco's aftermarket grill with new bumpers, headlight bezels, and front lighting.. For a factory-style build, polished or body-colour-matched accessories keep things true to the era.

Looking beyond appearance, a refreshed front end is the right time to upgrade lighting. LED headlight conversions and integrated turn signals enhance visibility while preserving the classic Bronco character. These combinations bring a build together. It’s not just about swapping parts. It’s about shaping a Bronco that reflects your story and your style.

Built For The Trail And The Garage

TOMS OFFROAD was built by Bronco enthusiasts, for Bronco enthusiasts. Since 1976, we’ve been part of this community, supplying premium parts that support both trail-ready rigs and garage-built restorations. Every Bronco aftermarket grill we offer is designed with purpose. That means proper fitment, reliable materials, and styling that respects the Bronco’s roots. We don’t chase trends. We focus on what makes these vehicles special: simplicity, durability, and heritage.

Whether you’re tackling a complete restoration or updating one section at a time, our parts are built for real enthusiasts. No flashy gimmicks. No confusing instructions. Just high-quality gear that supports the work you're proud to do yourself. We’re proud to serve the Early Bronco community and support the DIY spirit that keeps it strong. You bring the tools and the vision. We get the parts to help you move it forward.

Keeping The Classic Bronco Look With A Modern Touch

The Early Bronco has a design that doesn’t need reinventing. But small changes, done right, can bring out the best in its classic lines. A well-chosen Bronco aftermarket grill is one of those upgrades that bridges past and present without losing the soul of the original build. At TOMS OFFROAD, we focus on parts that preserve the Bronco’s iconic style while giving enthusiasts modern materials and clean finishes. Whether you choose a factory-style reproduction or a more custom, blacked-out look, our grills maintain the classic shape. The result is a front end that looks original from a distance but feels refreshed up close.

This balance is what many Bronco owners are after. Something that respects the heritage, but still feels like your own build. No need to overdo it. Just the right part, in the right place, with the right fit.

Grills That Fit Your Bronco Journey

Every Bronco tells a different story. Some are trail rigs built for adventure. Others are carefully restored to match their original production in the '70s. And many land somewhere in between. No matter where your project sits, the right Bronco aftermarket grill helps it feel complete. At TOMS OFFROAD, we offer grill options that support your direction without limiting your vision. Our parts are designed to install cleanly, fit properly, and withstand real use. Whether you’re bringing a classic back to life or building something entirely your own, your grill should reflect that same level of care.

This upgrade is more than just a front-end detail. It shows your connection to Bronco heritage and the pride you take in your build. Restoration, modification, or a combination of both can all reflect the same passion. Your Bronco journey is personal, and we are proud to be part of it.

Why The Right Grill Matters More Than You Think

A grill isn’t just a front-end detail. It sets the tone for your entire Bronco build. From first impressions to long-term durability, this one part plays a bigger role than many give it credit for. The right grill brings everything into balance. It helps your Bronco look finished, protects critical components, and reflects the type of enthusiast you are.

When you choose a high-quality Bronco aftermarket grill, you’re making a decision that affects more than just style. You’re choosing better materials, reliable fitment, and long-term performance. You’re also showing that every part of your Bronco, down to the details, matters. That kind of thinking is what sets great builds apart. It’s what keeps classic Broncos on the road and out on the trail for generations to come.


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Frequently Asked Questions

Most Bronco aftermarket grills are made from stamped steel. Some custom versions use fiberglass, but metal is preferred for durability and an authentic look.

Yes, in most cases. For Early Broncos, the grill is mounted independently of the bumper, allowing removal and replacement without needing to remove the bumper.

While most are sold in bare metal or zinc plated finishes, most enthusiasts choose to have them painted to match the body colour during the restoration or build process. Tom’s Offroad grills come in unfinished metal.

Quality aftermarket grills maintain the same airflow as stock versions. Poorly designed universal options can block airflow, but Bronco-specific grills from TOMS OFFROAD retain proper ventilation.

No. The 6th-generation Bronco features an entirely different body and front-end design. Grills are not interchangeable between generations. There are many options of 6th Gen grills available to transform the look and feel of your rig. 

Yes, many owners integrate aftermarket lighting, such as LED marker lights or turn signals, into their grills.