If you treat each build and customer like family, it sends signals across the automotive industry. Seth Burgett started Gateway Broncos to save the first American SUV from going extinct. Based near St. Louis, their 60,000 sq. ft. headquarters is a complete restoration facility.

Utilizing the latest technologies along with a skilled team, their attention to detail allowed

Seth had recently discovered Carroll Shelby’s Bronco, which happened to be the prototype for the first production 1966 models. After experiencing a few Gateway Broncos in person, Gary knew what had to be done. His first notion was to call Jim Owens, the head of Ford Performance. A resto-mod Bronco would be a great way to show off the 5.0L Coyote Crate Engine and the Raptor’s six-speed automatic.

Seth and his team had already perfected this combination by building their own motor mounts, transmission

Jim informed his superiors of the Gateway process, and they responded in an unprecedented manner. Ford chose Gateway Bronco to be the official supplier for 1st generation Broncos. Normally Ford will license a Mustang fender or an F-150 accessory. But the fact that Ford has licensed the entire buil is quite an

Starting at only $120,000, your Gateway Bronco will arrive with modern suspension riding on locking differentials. Their bodies are un-cut survivors with better panel fit than any original. The Coyote V8 Bronco and Raptor automatic are 50-state

Presented by Gateway Bronco
We build and modernize the Ford Bronco with new Ford Coyote 5.0L engines and 6-speed automatic transmissions, building each truck on Henry Ford’s creation, a modern production line. Gateway Bronco is unique to anyone in the industry, meeting the Certified Reconditioned Vehicle Standards established by Ford Motor Company. Now an Official Ford Licensee