Ford Bronco Vinyl Graphics

When I bought my white Ford Bronco at the end of 2025, it needed a splash of color to overcome that big blank canvas.  I was going to do that by changing the wheel color, but that didn’t work out.  As a result, I experimented with vinyl graphics.  This is not my first vehicle to play with graphics, but it has been a challenge to find the right look on the Bronco without going overboard.

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Finding The Right Look

Finding the right look for the Bronco is an evolution, and I installed several different graphic designs over the past couple of months. Actually, most of this work was done within the last two weeks.  I went down a bold path, then backed off because it seemed excessive.  That’s the benefit of using vinyl wrap–it is easy to apply and remove.

Design inspiration comes from many sources including AI tools like Google Gemini.  It wasn’t until I hit a mental block that I turned to AI.  I won’t bore you with the details, but those chats were very enlightening.  In other cases, I searched images of different vehicles to get my creative juices flowing.

Graphics Creation

Creating the different vinyl graphics is made easy using vinyl wrap and my Cricut vinyl cutting machine. If you want to learn more about the way I cut vinyl shapes, my past executions are detailed in the related articles below:

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The following images will show the progression of my vinyl graphic designs.  I find this process both challenging and rewarding, so it will continue to change over time.  For now, I am settled on the design in the final image.

While I liked the BRONCO text on the back doors, the lower portion of the body side still needed some color.  I created 3/8″ pinstripes and added a G.O.A.T. decal at the front.  The BRONCO and G.O.A.T. graphics are the same dark gray as the fender hash marks.

When I started down this path of custom graphics, I had a bold vision of bright colors and wide stripes.  Once I tried that, I realized it was too much.  The gray and orange rally stripe along the bodyside only lasted one day before I took it off.  As it turns out, I just needed a small splash of color, not a grand statement.  Stay tuned…I may change my mind!

Updates Since April

It did not take long for me to make another revision.  I felt the graphics between the two blue pin stripes did not blend well with the overall look, so I replaced the gray BRONCO with a matching blue one, and created a blue shape with EcoBoost text.  I think I have the look I was after, for now!

AFter a few days, the blue seemed too bright. As a result, I replaced the blue Bronco and EcoBoost graphics with gray. For now, this seems like the right balance of colors.

I ran with the above grpahics until early July, then went another direction.  I pulled it all off and went with a new graphic on the hood the accentuates the hood bulge (and gives me something interesting to look at when driving), then added the three hash maks on the rear quarter panel.  Along the way, I also painted my 2024 Ranger wheels and transferred the tires from the Bronco wheels to the freshly painted Ranger wheels.  I like that look for now.

Final Thoughts

When it comes to vinyl graphics, I never have a final thought.  It is a fun and inexpensive way to create a fresh look for your vehicle, which I do on a regular basis.  Removing vinyl is safe and easy, so this process can be repeated as often as you like.