“White Ford Bronco,” written by Dennis Amero, Joe Bryant, Brad Cash, Terry Gangstad, Spike O’Neill, Rob Oxford, Michael Picozzi, and Bob Rivers, recorded by Bob Rivers and Twisted Radio, 1994. A stirring ode to the infamous O.J. Simpson Low-Speed Chase of June 17, 1994. Based on the 1950s song “Hot Rod Lincoln.”
The white Ford Bronco in question was owned by another ex-NFL player; the identical one owned by Mr. Simpson had been impounded by police due to traces of blood found during the double murder investigation.
Fun fact: a Wikipedia search for “white Fold Bronco” links directly to the entry for O.J. Simpson.
More:
“OJ Simpson’s Bronco chase riveted America. The memory is haunting, even after his death” Marco della Cava, USA Today
“Infamous White Bronco … Where Is It Now??!” TMZ
OJ Simpson Bronco, Alcatraz East Museum
“For Ford’s Bronco, O.J. Simpson chase may have helped sales,” Lori Grisham, USA Today
Related:
“The Product Tie-Ins From Hell,” Robin Pogrebin, New York Times
“New Gloves Fit Simpson ‘Quite Well,'” Nell Henderson, Washington Post
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