Bronco Graveyard has the best fender cover in the industry! Made from heavy vinyl and reinforced softfoam anti-skid backing, so it won’t slide off even the slickest waxed surfaces. Offers a soft cushioned protection from tools and belt buckles. Plus, it’s grease and oil resistant for long life. Features the Bronco script logo and a black background.

Flickr user acdude007 has some incredible vintage monster truck photos from the 80s! There is some never seen before photos that monster truck fans will love!

I have to admit that I have not been keeping up with the vintage monster trucks coming out of the woodwork lately. Honestly, there is just to many different things to keep up with…Retro is on the rise! I know that there is a number of 80′s vintage monster trucks being rebuilt and a few newer old school style trucks coming out. Check out these videos from Monster Blog, who covered a recent old school monster truck event. Any monster truck fans want to help us keep up to date with all the vintage monster truck news? We are looking for photos, videos and photos! Via Monster Mayhem. NOTE: If you are reading this via email or Facebook, you may need to go to the Off Road Action website to view the videos.

Regular readers will remember our series of articles on early SUV’s such as Broncos and Blazers with popup campers. We recently came across this 1978 Ford Bronco with a popup camper. There is not much information in the ad, but the Bronco appears to be in good shape.

Have you ever seen a copy of Bronco Driver magazine? The magazine is dedicated to the 1966 to 1996 Ford Bronco. They cover everything from restored and modified Broncos to Bronco specific event coverage and more! The magazine is available at most local book stores as well as via subscription.

Last week, we posted about a custom 1978-79 four door Ford Bronco. This week, we have another one with more information and photos than the other. Honestly, I like this one better! What a beautiful job! Check out the thread on Four Door Bronco.com for more photos of when it used to be a crew cab pickup and a regular Bronco. The transformation is a thing of beauty!

Lately, we have had a few articles about four door Ford Broncos. Well, here is another custom one. Found on the Four Door Bronco website, it appears to use a F600 truck front end and crewcab parts with Rockwell axles. Does anyone have more information on this beast?

A while ago we did an article on a early Ford Bronco with the camper option. I recently came across some photos of 78-79 Ford Broncos with the same option. Does anyone have more information about these? Who made the campers? Was it a factory option? Check out the article last month on a 66-77 early Ford Bronco conversion.