A “full size Bronco camper” refers to a recreational vehicle configuration utilizing a full-size Ford Bronco chassis and body as the foundation for a camping setup. This typically involves modifications to the vehicle’s interior and/or exterior to incorporate sleeping arrangements, storage solutions, and potentially basic amenities for off-grid living or recreational travel. For example, a 1978 Ford Bronco with a custom-built pop-up camper shell would be considered a full size Bronco camper.
The appeal of such a vehicle lies in its combination of off-road capability, ruggedness, and potential for self-sufficiency. These customized vehicles offer a platform for exploring remote locations while providing shelter and basic comforts. Historically, the full-size Bronco, produced from 1966 to 1996, became a popular choice for customization due to its robust design and ample interior space relative to smaller SUVs. This has resulted in a dedicated enthusiast community focused on restoring and modifying these vehicles for various purposes, including overlanding and camping.
