A heavily modified 1966 Ford Bronco has been
previewed before its global premiere at SEMA later this year. This Bronco was
created by WD-40 Co, well-regarded builder Aaron Vaccar and The Vaccar Co.
After SEMA, the car will be auctioned off to raise funds for Childheld, a
charity that supports abused and neglected children, and for the SEMA Memorial
Scholarship Fund, which offers scholarships to students entering the automotive
aftermarket.
Officially dubbed the WD-40/SEMA Cares Boosted
Bronco, the off-roader features a blue and yellow paint scheme inspired by the
colors used by WD-40’s range of products. Additionally, the car will feature an
EcoBoost engine from Ford’s arsenal, although it’s not yet known which one it
will be.
