2021 Ford Bronco RTR Fun-Runner Concept Blends Style With Substance: SEMA 2021

With the 2021 SEMA Show right around the corner, automotive manufacturers and aftermarket companies will have a plethora of new parts, accessories, and concepts to show off in a few short weeks. That includes Ford, which will reveal its first-ever electric crate motor – the Eluminator – in Las Vegas. Now, a host of Ford Bronco concepts debuted at this year’s Easter Safari, and as part of the automaker’s partnership with a variety of aftermarket parts makers, the 2021 Ford Bronco RTR Fun-Runner concept will also be making its debut at this year’s SEMA Show.

2021 Ford Bronco RTR Fair Lane

The 2021 Ford Bronco RTR Fun-Runner concept is one of four custom Broncos and two custom Ford Bronco Sport models that will be on display in Ford’s booth at SEMA next month. Each features a unique array of parts pulled straight from Ford’s ever-expanding catalog, along with an array of bits from aftermarket companies and custom goodies.

As for the Bronco RTR Fun-Runner concept, it’s the second put together by builder and Ford Performance driver Vaughn Gittin Jr.’s outfit, which started life as a two-door Bronco Badlands. The idea was to create a dealer package concept by using an array of Ford Licensed Accessories and Ford Performance parts so that it can be replicated for interested customers.

2021 Ford Bronco RTR Fair Lane

In addition to the custom exterior graphics, the Bronco RTR Fun-Runner concept features paint protection film and RTR Tech 6 forged beadlock wheels on the outside, which are wrapped with 37-inch off-road tires. To supplement that large amount of rubber, the suspension has been treated to Fox Performance Elite 2.5 coilovers, a fun-haver long-travel suspension kit, an Ultimate Dana 44 FDU front axle, a fun-haver long-travel spec Ultimate Dana 60 semi-float rear axle, and RCV Performance CV axles.

2021 Ford Bronco RTR Fair Lane

Under the hood, Ford’s 2.3L EcoBoost I-4 has been enhanced with a Ford Performance Sport exhaust with twin black tips, while the inside features new doorsill plates and a Ford sound bar to crank out the tunes on the trails. The idea behind the Fun-Runner concept is exactly that – to create a Bronco that’s undeniably fun to drive, and it certainly seems to have the right equipment for that.

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