First-gen Ford Bronco gets a redesign | Chip Foose Draws a Car - Ep. 4
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
- The iconic off-road vehicle from Ford, the 1966 Bronco was originally intended for utility and off-road prowess. Watch Chip Foose turn this icon into a sleek and modern street machine.
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Chip should have his own art channel. He is like the new Bob Ross. So calming.
You seem to have low standards.
Harry Cunth he is calm and chill. But also skilled.
*fluffy little valve covers*?
He just did he's been putting out video's of picture's of car's.
I pretty much do the same thing I have a sketch book I draw in before I start to build something to get an idea on what material's I need and what it will look like before I start to build it. Even though the plans can change during the build but I still have a drawing so other's that is helping me know what I'm doing kinda like blue prints.
You will bee fine
So good to see Chip drawing freehand and not using a CAD program, many skills are lost these days and that there is something you cannot replace.....He still has it!!!!!
Chip is dropping some OG art instruction here. Especially the tracing/cheating bit. He's 100% correct. Pros use it as a base to save some steps. Amateurs use it as a crutch. You pull what you need from reference and your knowledge makes it look better than the reference. What Chip is doing isn't really cheating/tracing. He's doing an old composition method. Draw your elements on tracing paper (Chip's using a marker paper here), cut them out and compose them. Tape 'em down and overlay a clean paper and redraw them cleaner. Same thing as shifting elements in layers. Thanks for these vids Chip!
hi chip, im a mustang nut and i pretty much did the same thing with a 1940 ford truck. i found a cobra mustang at a junk yard and transplanted the cobra drive train into my truck. we even custom built a independent rear. all the rest was all cobra. its a very nice looking 1940 ford f series.
I love watching you Foose-ifying an automobile. Always a pleasure.
I'm not a fan of pickup trucks , but the way you draw this one ( yes I'll have anytime if I can ) just amazing 💖💖💖💖💖
I hope to see you draw a 68-69 Torino or see what you have in mind to customize it.
Hi Chip, you are the master in design from bumper to bumper, I'm happy for you and all that you accomplish you are truly blessed! " I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me " man even your drawings I would consider pure art! Keep it up brother and GOD BLESS!!
Awesome Chip. Your designs always blow me away. You're an artist. Its people like you that make this world a better place. Thanks.
The only thing I wouldn't have done is up sweep the rear quarter behind the wheel. I'd have followed the rocker all the way back to the roll pan. But...that's just MY preference! Chip is a Master at his craft. Whether it be on paper or in reality. I applaud his foresight and vision for what something CAN be. Zip~
You could probably do that idea using a Ford Falcon Ranchero. Nice idea though for the Ford Bronco. That's a very nice drawing very detailed.
He such a humble guy
It would be sick to see a windshield like that on a Bronco! So clean, Chip! Let's make it happen!
I was cruisin Down SAMpSON lane, and I thought, yeh, know.. Foose is just a CHIP of the old BROCK.... LOVE YOU CHIP!!
My favorite part of his TV show was always the creative process in creating a design. This videos really shows how much of an artist his is and I want to thank you Chip for doing these. So awesome to watch. BTW, we had a 1972 bright orange Bronco when I was a kid and that thing was a freaking tank. I mean that in a good way.
I’d drive it!!!
I remember 20+ years ago a buddy had a slammed Bronco2. Not in the same cool category but same idea.
However back then it was pretty cool.
"Simple is elegant and its that timelessness that makes it elegant"
better say nothing than saying something too say something
@@porschedriverful *to, smarty pants.
@@truckspank656 i hope you feel good mate. English is my second language.
“Slammed on big rimz.. simple... elegant.. timeless...”
So it's Shelby's _fast_ bathtub.
A great option when you don't have a '32 body to work with.
Love you Chip! I'm just having fun.
Just refurbished a Bronco II and sold to a guy in Florida. Crazy timing. I keep wondering when he might build a 95-98 Buick Riviera. My wife and I had 2 of them and GREAT CARS
Chip needs to do this on canvas! He's a fantastic artist and designer. I'd buy that!
It's really neat to see an artist's mind at work. I enjoyed every show he and the crew were in. I tried like crazy to my old Navy buddy's 67 Bronco on Overhaulin. Good times.
I appreciate everyone has their own taste, but foose putting huge wheels on everything and dropping it to the ground is really starting to get lame IMO.
Mr Foose i love your work. Ive been watching you all over the place and id love to meet you one day. The first car ive ever seen you build was the thunderbird on descovery chanel in the early 2000's .. ive been a fan ever since, i love your work and everything you did and do to make peoples dream come true. Imo your drawings are better than Dave kindigs ..lol if there was ever a comparison made..lol i have great respect for mr kindig as i do for alot of builders. But youre my favourite.. lol keep up the great work.
If Lincoln can do a 4 door continental without a roof altogether...in 1962, I'm positive they could fashion a cabriolet El-camino, which is very nearly a coupe as it is.
Chip make it real ...love broncos.. I still building one ...
At first I wasn't sure but the more he drew and talked about it the more I kinda love the idea. Let's see an interior sketch. I'm thinking the classic Bronco is probably 3 or 4 inches narrower than a modern Mustang so adapting a reproduction shell might dictate a stretch of the body's width.
Love the drawing could watch u draw all day. Im a truck guy so u killin the bronco like that hmm not for me but with that said if this was a real build I bet it still would be bad ass in the end because it's creative and it's Chip Foose doing it.
Hello Chip ... I have my fathers 1976 olds cutlass 442 ordered w a water fall nose and landau top...all original 47,000 miles and looks new candy apple 🍏 green w white interior... what could you do to that ...? My late father loved your cars and him or I would say u would be the only one to touch it ...?
What a great idea for a static plastic model. 😎🇨🇦
Mr. Foose I am so fascinated (as a pen and ink artist) with your creations ever since the prowler....one day I’d like to show you my Boyd C. trading cards in sheet form ! You really inspire me !!
Someone please build this and do it on UA-cam so we can watch. I would be glued to the channel.
I don't like the style of the vehicle but I love Chip's craftsmanship
Chip one day your going to make it in the car industry.
The Master
Why does he put GIANT wheels on EVERYTHING?
Gary moxham... It's his rod and design. He's rich to and can put anything he damn wants on his rods.
WHY NOT?
Very interesting watching this come to life in front of our eyes. Very cool. Thank you for sharing. 😎🇨🇦
You are a huge talent and I realize time is a factor but wish it was slower so we can watch your genius at work
Chip is the Kam. I never get tried of seeing his creations.
I used to tell people the 1st Gen Bronco took line Qs from the 1st Gen Falcon. When you drop it down and lake the boxy roof off, those Falcon lines show up even more.
Wow I am working on a 66 bronco now got me thinking..won't be be buying a shelbi anytime soon lol. But you gave me some idea...cool beans..buy the way do you keep all your drawing. .love to have one signed by you...😇🚙
this guy has talent for days
This man is a Badass in automobile drawing designs... 💪💪💪💪
Vai ficar diferente.... feita por esse cara...com serteza vai ficar show...
I'm seeing a lot of shades of the Speed Bird. Also a lot of ties to the early fords as well. Would love to see what you would do with that to make it a 2020 version, (other that what Ford is coming out with). THANK YOU for taking the time to share with us all!
Overloaded with talent and drawing a bronco built at least ten years ago, it’s Black and looks killer.
I could watch this all day long amazing talent !!!
I love watching the process, awesome skill, vision and talent. Love this. Not what I would do to that vehicle, but who am I? Not Chip Foose, that's for sure.
Thanks for the peek into your process. I would love to see these types of drawing videos more frequently!
More to come!
@@Hagerty Having Chip walk through the many objects, many likely given to him, or a piece of some specially remembered car. As you know, hot rodding is really about the stories. Thanks for helping Chip make the time to produce this series.
Wow! Chip Foose it is Legend!!!
Nice! Chip always had style
The Bronco is body on frame while the Mustang unibody. I don't think the very light Bronco body can substitute strength wise for the Mustang. I think you would be better off building a rectangular tube frame that will take a Mustang drive train and suspension. You can get everything you need from Ford Performance or the after market. U-Wish Street Rods in Jonesboro, Arkansas is building a Bronco for off road driving. They were barely able to shoe horn in a Coyote. You should consider a short extension forward of the cowl. Six inches would complement the drop, improve the ride ang generate enough room so that the motor's front mounted accessory drive can be serviced without pulling the front clip off. .
Chip, you said you've always wanted one. You've said exactly what you would do. Please please PLEEEEEASE make one for yourself and SEMA. I want to see it so badly. Do you Chip, you have a timeless style. Please build it so these haters can be shown that this is just a drawing.
The hood looks way too small for a V8 motor to hide under, but it still looks COOL!
Anytime Chip does one of these, I asked myself "isn't he busy enough ALREADY with all he's doing than to add more to his overflowing plate??"
Chip Foose is the Matrix of car design.
Chip is AWSOME see's car or truck and gives such great detail and highlights the design of the car it's sounds like great stre
Speaking of the duece coupe.... I'm REALLY hoping Ford has a 100 anniversary edition of that car in the works. That's a car I'd love to see.
Great video. Foose is a genius and his work proves it. I'd love to see something like this at the SEMA Show.
Do you think that Chip could add his own flare and completely overhaul the 87-88 Ford Thunderbird Turbo? I think that this car doesn't get enough love
Seeing a lot of first gen Falcon in Chip's rendering. Oversized wheels and tires are a no-go for me. Fifteen inch steelies, baby!
I was thinking of the early 60's Rachero front end.
Something like this would be cool to do a Frankenstein body swap. Put the Bronco on a Mustang frame and the Mustang on the Bronco frame. Drop the Bronco, lift the Mustang. Invert the paint jobs.
I think it's BAD AZZ! Totally Iconic Foose. Reminds me of the Hot Wheels I loved as a child. Go Foose!
Mi mujer está enamorada de los bronco y le gustaría que le compre una bronco,pero no hay ni siquiera dinero para empezar a trabajar en mi Ford econoline del 67 eso duele la verdad me entristece no tener dinero para ese proyecto y ahora con el coronavirus me siento peor,más triste aún por que muchas compañías cerraron y menos hay dinero ingresos económicos para aunque sea comprar herramienta usada,aún así señor foose le mando un cordial saludo a usted y a toda su familia y que Dios todo poderoso le siga dando lo requerido para que siga haciendo lo que más le gusta hasta pronto
Well, I think it’s great. It’s outside the box, but it still looks like a Bronco.
So when you Building this Mr. Foose?
2021 would be a great time to come out with this. You already have it mapped out.
would be fantastic to see this project coming out of the paper
April fools was a few weeks back, Chip.
It looks just like the car that it was created from, the Falcon.
And after watching this I google searched low rider bronco. There is an image of a black 71 model in Truckin magazine. 😮🤤
Not as radical as yours though Chip. 😎
GREAT VIDEO CHIP. I AGREE WITH YOU 100%. THAT IS ONE BADASS BRONCO BUILD. THANKS FOR SHARING!!!
Awesome!!!! One of my all time Favorite Fords
SOMETIMES THE BEST DESIGN, IS THE SIMPLEST AND MOST BASIC.
The man can draw.
I can’t wait for the New Bronco to be launched. I’m getting one.
Please build this 🙏. I’ve owned several early 4x4 Broncos but this was always a dream. Just didn’t have the means to do so at the time.
Like the idea of a Bronco Street. Hope to see you build one soon!
Looks fantastic Chip!
Wow what a surprise. Wide as a K5
If Chip didn say it was a Ford Bronco I wouldn't even have known. It looks like a Kustom covertable that would be cool to see that car come alive with the replica like Chip said they are restamping the bodies might as well as much work that will be done to it pretty much just using the back half the. Front is going to be reworked. 👍🏽
I kinda like where your going with this but I think I would add the more open fenders that were available near the end of that models production
The International Scout came first and was so much better!
Looks like a 1971 Chevrolet C10 pickup truck and a 1959 Metropolitan Nash had a love child...
I pray every night that Chip Foose becomes my Uncle Chip!!!
So, basically in 12min you managed to turn a bronco into a slammed hotrod TRUCK. Nice job Mr. Foose.
Foose is always First Class!
cool ideas! always fun watching your sketching videos!
i like this, i would be impressed to see it remain 4x4 with that stance it would really handle.
Better make it a GT350. GT500 can't get it with a stick. A 2020 Mustang GT has 460 HP, a 2020 GT350 526 HP. $35000 vs $60000. I'd love to see it when you're done.
Chip, How do you protect the interior when the vehicle is not in use or it rains when you are out driving in it?
That looks amazing dude! i've been thinking cup series truck but this thing is way beyond sharp so perfect ...wow great 🚗
It looks like a ford but that grill is very blazer like a stock grill would be cool
Another awsome job!!!
Chip, What about the backend? Have a drop gate or make it a solid back? I see...Solid.
OMGosh . Chip, fantastic glass looks like the style on the t.bird you built many yrs ago. It looks like a pie cut body channel like the hood on your 56 ford pick up? Chevy blazer is easy to do since they also had 2 wheel drive and top comes off
I love it I want it! Looks like a SEMA car? thanks for sharing.
tim from new mexico 88337
Skills are legendary though I would much prefer sticking with an off road design then a roadster for this particular icon. I would say this roadster would be sick on a showroom floor next to another chip off road designed Bronco.
I'm turned in so when are we gonna see it? I'd do a baby roll bar, sort of a shelby type bar
Chip Foose, The Best! São Paulo Brazil...Mopar V-8
It would also look good with a shaker hood !! Also you could buy a wrecked gt and use the body
Glad Chip showed some pictures of actual Broncos so I could see just how much his design looks absolutely nothing like a Bronco.
I always wanted to do this to a first gen Chevy Blazer.
It was great meeting chip in saudi arabia .
The magician at again
I actually like it but i think the wheelbase should be a little longer. Also it should have better wheels and be a lil higher.