Al Drews and Canadian Milan Mazanec take on the 1989 Mint 400 desert race near Las Vegas, Nevada. Do you have any old desert racing photos that you would like to share? Via Canadian Off Road Racing On Ning.

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.

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.

In response to our Centurian Four Door Ford Bronco article back in March, we bring you this one for sale on Ebay. As posted on 4 Door Broncos, this unit features:
: 460 Cubic Inch Fuel Injected – Auto Transmission
: Front and Rear Air Conditioning and Heat
: Cruise Control and Tilt Wheel
: Power Locks, Power Windows, Power Steering
: Electric Bucket Seats w/Center console
: 3 Row Seats
: Radio/Cassette
: New Breaks (Rear and Front)
: Weight – 1 ton
VIN – 2ftjw36gxlca48255
130,000 Miles
This truck will make an awesome Tow rig or hunting Rig. Asking Price is $5,800 OBO

For more information, call Bud after 3PM at (951) 766-9323

Do you remember the Desert Beast Ford Bronco monster truck? Whatever happened to it? Who owned it and what were the stats on it?

In response to our article about the custom 4 door early Ford Bronco , we have some information about the late model Bronco 4 door conversions by Centurion. Actually, Four Door Bronco.com is one of the better sources on the internet. There is a registry and brochures section, along with a complete forum. Browsing through the forum, it looks like a lot of the owners have done their research and know a lot about the four door Broncos. I thought that Centurion was the only company that produced a conversion. I guess that was because the Ford dealer near my hometown had one on the lot. It turns out that there was another company called Metropolitan that did the conversions as well. More on them later. In the meantime, head over to the Four Door Bronco.com site. I still think these would make a great tow vehicle…there is even some photos of dually ones!