Now we just need someone to build this in real life.
Dream Ride
The new, sixth-generation Ford Bronco is nothing less than a massive hit for the Blue Oval and has thus far attracted a ton of new buyers to the brand, along with a few old ones. We've also seen a few racing Broncos emerge at events like King of the Hammers, but one thing we haven't seen - until now - is a proper Bronco monster truck like this one dreamed up by an artist named Timothy Adry Emmanuel.
Photos: Timothy Adry Emmanuel
Coming Soon?
Dubbed "Big Kahuna," this Bronco monster truck isn't real, at least not yet. Unlike most internet renderings, however, it has a real chance of getting there, since the current driver of Big Kahuna, Shane England, asked Emmanuel to pen his next ride. The results are quite simply amazing, and with any luck, we'll see this competing in Monster Jam very soon.
Photos: Timothy Adry Emmanuel
Keeping the Look
England wanted his monster Bronco to look a lot like the ones that are already competing in off-road racing, a group that includes the Ultra4 4400 and 4600 Broncos. And that's precisely what Emmanuel did here, keeping those off-road racers' distinctive front end intact while also modifying the body to fit over a monster truck frame.
Photos: Timothy Adry Emmanuel
Eating Cars
Amazingly, that look translates perfectly to this kind of vehicle, at least in our humble opinion. This monster truck looks incredibly mean, like it wants to eat scrap cars for lunch, which is precisely what it will be doing if and when England actually brings it to life.
Photos: Timothy Adry Emmanuel
Fan Pleaser
There are a lot of cool details present on this rig as well, including a giant surfboard on the roof that can be seen when the truck is catching air, appropriately enough. Little things like that can be big crowd-pleasers in a competitive event that relies on them.
Photos: Timothy Adry Emmanuel
Right at Home
Throw in the Big Kahuna livery and its wild graphics, and we've truly got an eye-catching future fan favorite. The Ultra4 look lends itself incredibly well to the cartoonish monster truck world, with those gigantic tires and serious suspension bits look right at home here.
Photos: Timothy Adry Emmanuel
Coming to Life?
Now, we'll just have to wait and see if these renderings wind up coming to fruition in the form of a real Monster Jam competitor. We have to imagine that England is quite pleased with the results, and with any luck, he'll be driving this beast in the very near future.
Photos: Timothy Adry Emmanuel
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