
Ford has released pictures of some of the cars it plans to virtually reveal at this year's SEMA modified car show in Las Vegas.
The headline star of the Blue Oval's stand is set to be a pair of bush-ready concepts based on its recently released Bronco SUVs.

The first is called the Ford Bronco Badlands Sasquatch 2-Door Concept that is said to have been created for the most dedicated off-road enthusiast.
Featuring unique step-over doors, as well as its jacked ride height, all-terrain tyres, the Badlands Bronco gets swappable front fenders and rear quarter panels that allow the owner to swap out the regular panels for more rugged 3D-printed titanium parts at the weekend that both reduce weight and increase strength.

The next concept, dubbed the MAD Bronco Sport Badlands, sees the Blue Oval team up with Californian tuner to create the ultimate weekend camping rig.
Details are limited on the MAD creation, but it's thought the upgrades involve a raised ride height and more underbody armour to protect the Ford SUV from the elements. Inside, expect a custom camping-friendly cabin.

The more relevant concept to Australian buyers is the new Ford Ranger XLT Tremor SuperCrew that has involved a parts-bin raid of all Ford USA accessories for the small pick-up.
In comes a snorkel intake, bed rack and extra trail lights.