This archival, limited-edition, fine-art pigment print depicts the 1971 Ford Bronco.
Introduced in the 1965 model year, the Ford Bronco was one of America’s first SUVs. It was intended to compete with the Jeep CJ-5 and the International Scout in the 1960s growing off-road vehicle market. It featured solid axles, body-on-frame construction, a shift-on-the-fly transfer case, and locking hubs. Though a six-cylinder engine came standard, by 1969 it was available with a 302 V8.
It was also designed to be cost efficient to build. All of the glass was flat and the door panels (before the installation of handles and hardware) were symmetrical, so one steel pressing could be used for either side of the truck.
The Print
This piece is available in three sizes:
• A 70-inch x 39.4-inch print (including a 2-inch, unprinted border) limited to an edition of 7.
• A 40-inch x 22.5-inch print (including a 1.1-inch, unprinted border) limited to an edition of 30.
• A 24-inch x 13.5-inch print (including a 0.7-inch, unprinted border) limited to an edition of 100.
All pieces are:
• hand-signed and numbered
• printed at one of the world’s best printers, using ultra-high-quality pigments
• printed on 100% cotton, 310 gsm, matte-finish, archival, fine-art paper
The original drawing was created, by-hand (using a stylus and graphics tablet), in Adobe Illustrator, on a vintage Macintosh computer, by the artist Nik Schulz. Each piece ships unframed with a document packet including a certificate of authenticity and handling instructions.
