What are the exterior dimensions of the 1979 Ford Bronco?

Per the brochure: overall length 180.3, wheelbase 104.0, and overall width 79.3 — compared to the Blazer's 184.4 length, 106.5 wheelbase, and 79.6 width.

How many seating configurations did the 1979 Bronco offer?

Six: 2 front buckets (2 passengers), 2 front Captain's Chairs (2), front bench (3), 2 front buckets + rear bench (5), 2 front Captain's Chairs + rear bench (5), and front and rear bench (6). The Blazer offered only two of these.

What radio options were available on the 1979 Bronco?

Four radios: AM, AM/FM Monaural, AM/FM Stereo, and a 40-Channel Citizen's Band radio — versus only AM or AM/FM Monaural on the Blazer.

What was included in the 1979 Bronco Security Lock Group?

A locking gas cap and glove box, inside hood release, and spare tire lock.

Was the power tailgate window standard on the 1979 Bronco?

Yes — the brochure states it was standard equipment and could be operated either from the driver's seat or from the tailgate area.

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1979 Ford Bronco vs Chevy Blazer Brochure - Dimensions, Seating & Features

1979 Ford Bronco sales brochure page on compact design, seating and convenience features

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Ford Bronco sales brochure page touting compact design, six-passenger seating arrangements and comfort and convenience features versus the Chevy Blazer.

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This is a page from a 1979 Ford Bronco dealer sales/comparison brochure positioning the Bronco against the Chevrolet Blazer. It presents an exterior dimensions table showing the Bronco is slightly smaller outside than the Blazer (overall length 180.3 vs 184.4, wheelbase 104.0 vs 106.5, overall width 79.3 vs 79.6), illustrated with dimensioned side and front line drawings of the Bronco. A seating comparison table headlined 'Bronco 6, Blazer 2!' lists six Bronco seating configurations for 1979 — including the new Captain's Chairs option with fold-down arm rests — versus only two available on Blazer, with capacities ranging from 2 to 6 passengers. A photo caption highlights 'Bronco's Captain's Chair Option for 1979.' The final section lists Bronco comfort and convenience exclusives over Blazer: a standard power tailgate window operable from the driver's seat or tailgate, four radio options (AM, AM/FM Monaural, AM/FM Stereo, 40-Channel CB), Comfort Vent Heater, Security Lock Group (locking gas cap, glove box, inside hood release, spare tire lock), illuminated visor vanity mirror, Privacy Glass in fixed quarter windows, and a Light Group (glove box, ashtray, engine compartment, instrument panel lights, dome lamp and map light with bucket seats). Useful for factory dimensions, seating options, and option content on the 1979 Bronco.

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Frequently asked questions

What are the exterior dimensions of the 1979 Ford Bronco?: Per the brochure: overall length 180.3, wheelbase 104.0, and overall width 79.3 — compared to the Blazer's 184.4 length, 106.5 wheelbase, and 79.6 width.
How many seating configurations did the 1979 Bronco offer?: Six: 2 front buckets (2 passengers), 2 front Captain's Chairs (2), front bench (3), 2 front buckets + rear bench (5), 2 front Captain's Chairs + rear bench (5), and front and rear bench (6). The Blazer offered only two of these.
What radio options were available on the 1979 Bronco?: Four radios: AM, AM/FM Monaural, AM/FM Stereo, and a 40-Channel Citizen's Band radio — versus only AM or AM/FM Monaural on the Blazer.
What was included in the 1979 Bronco Security Lock Group?: A locking gas cap and glove box, inside hood release, and spare tire lock.
Was the power tailgate window standard on the 1979 Bronco?: Yes — the brochure states it was standard equipment and could be operated either from the driver's seat or from the tailgate area.