Classic Broncos: Bronco Names

The name Crazy Horse has been used on several famous Broncos.

perhaps the oldest is this one?

This Bronco roadster built by K-Bar-S and owned by Hal Sealund was also named Crazy Horse.

as is this '66 U14 half cab, built by Stacy David for the show Trucks!

Another one

Before it was Big Oly, the 2WD Bronco was given the name "Crazy Colt"

The predecessor to the Big Oly/Crazy Colt was "Pony"

K Bar S would name almost all their builds, this one was called "Little Foot", I am guessing this is a reference to the Monster Truck Bigfoot who shares the same shade of blue.

They called this one the Dust Devil

A K Bar S tribute, nicknamed the "Rattler"

Kurt Streker of Viva Broncos named his Bronco "Hot Ginger" after his wife Ginger and the paint color offered by Ford. I guess he liked the name better than the color as the Bronco was always blue

This race rig was given the moniker el Bronco Loco Rapido!....the crazy fast Bronco

We can't forget Uncle Bob's Bouncing Bronco

James Duff's most famous Bronco is named Pony Express

He built a '77 as a rolling advertisement, this one was named Hi Ho Silver

Here is another one named Pony Express

This Bronco was given the name Pegasus

This one was nick named Hobby Horse, which was the name of my Father's Bronco

This very successful desert racing Bronco is nicknamed "El Caballo Del Diablo" or "The Devil's Horse" for the Espanol challenged.

The Grinch

The famous gear head girl Emily Reeves named her Bronco "Betty Boop"

Here is patches

The Road Warrior, not the image you would expect with that name

Mad Dog II, I assume there was a Mad Dog I?

Broncus Pacificus, must be latin.....Bone Yard Bronco

Here is Ramblin' Rose or Rosey for short, named after the song

The Bronco below was built by Kennedy 4-Wheel Drive Center, they named it "Freight Train" because it was assembled from pieces of a Bronco that was hit by a freight train