Early Bronco 23 Gallon Fuel Tank

Long Range, High Capacity Early Bronco Fuel Tanks

If you’re cruising in an early Bronco, you’ve probably had that “Uh-oh” moment when the fuel gauge starts dipping into the danger zone. With the original gas tanks, you’ve got a grand total of 21 gallons to work with—13 in the main tank and just 8 in the front auxiliary tank. Worse yet, if the first owner of your Bronco chose to save the $37.90 upgrade cost for dual tanks, you’re left with a measly 13 gallons, which might get you around the block but not much further.

Not to worry, we’ve got the fix! Enter the M1A1 Stainless 23-gallon Early Bronco Fuel Tank. It’s made to fit all 66-77 Ford Broncos and offers more fuel capacity than both the original tanks combined. If you really want to stretch your range, pair it with the factory front auxiliary tank and keep on driving without worrying about running dry.