Finding your Ford Bronco I paint code

Common places to find your Ford Bronco I paint code include:

• M – Wimbledon White
• P – Springtime Yellow
• Y – Chrome Yellow
• V – Lunar Green

Finding your Ford Bronco I paint code is key to achieving an accurate color match when restoring or repainting this classic off-roader. On first-generation Broncos (1966–1977), the paint code is typically found on the vehicle’s warranty plate, located on the driver’s side door pillar or inside the glove box on early models. Look for a two-digit code under the “PAINT” section—examples include T for Candyapple Red or M for Wimbledon White.

Ford Bronco I car paint over the years

The Ford Bronco I, produced from 1966 to 1977, featured a bold and diverse range of paint colors that reflected the adventurous spirit of this iconic 4x4. Early models showcased vibrant, era-specific hues like Candyapple Red, Wimbledon White, and Springtime Yellow, giving the Bronco a fun, rugged look. As the years progressed, Ford expanded the palette to include earthy and metallic tones like Boxwood Green, Lunar Green, and Chrome Yellow—perfectly suited for outdoor enthusiasts and off-road fans.