All right, it is quiz time. What was the name of this monster truck? I know what it is, but I want to see how many of you know.

Check out these two great photos of Marina Dunes in 1965! Love the whitewalls! Anyone else have any 60′s sand dune photos or video? Photos via The Hamb .

It is not too often that you see Bigfoot 1 with the 10 foot tall tires. The photo is tagged Bigfoot 7, which must be the monster truck trying to climb it. I kind of lost count of the Bigfoot monster trucks after the first three or four. Via Monster Mayhem.

I have seen swamp buggy and mud bog photos from the 60′s and 70′s, but never black and white photos from the 40′s like these ones! Check out the whitewalls! Does anyone have information about these photos, like when they were taken? Photos via The Hamb

From 1944, part of an airborne demonstration for newsmen at the Laurenburg Maxton NC Air Force Base. I would love to have one of those tandem axle Dodge Power Wagons! Via G503.com

We have teamed up with Paper Cruiser to bring your our latest contest! The winner of the contest, which ends on April 30th, will receive a free download of any paper toy on the Paper Cruisers site! In order to be eligible, you must be a fan of both the Off Road Action and Paper Cruiser and must like and comment on THIS POST ON Facebook, mentioning that “My favorite vintage 4×4 is . Entries close on April 30th and the winner will be drawn at random.

Check out this photo of a Dodge M37 Power Wagon taken by a Life Magazine photographer. I really wish I had a truck mounted rocket when I was stuck in traffic in Toronto!

I need your help. As you probably know I’ve had Off Road Action up and running in various forms since 2008. In early 2009 it moved to the current format that you see here. It’s been an amazing resource for myself and readers from all over the world.

Many of you don’t know, but I have been going through some major changes in the last few years. I have gone through a breakup, been laid off, moved across the country, am working on a new career and a new relationship. Actually, working on Off Road Action was a therapy of sorts. However, as my new life has started to develop, I have found that I just do not have the time that is needed to maintain the website as much as I would like. Between running and training for races (I ran 40kms on Sunday to celebrate my 40th birthday), being a volunteer race director for a number of large running races in BC, a new career…oh my, where did all the time go?

I’ve been unable to focus on generating much new content for you. I’m so sorry about this. I get emails every day from 4×4 enthusiasts like yourself who love the website. I’m asking for your help. I’m looking for about 3-4 volunteers to help me keep this site up and running. Would you be interested in helping me keep this resource alive for you and a lot of vintage 4×4 enthusiasts from around the world?

Off Road Action gets about 35,000 to 50,000 page views a month. I would be happy to give you credit for your help. I’m thinking about creating a separate page to highlight all volunteers. I’m not making any money from this website right now. In fact I’m losing money by paying for hosting. I may look at making any money off this site, but if I do and you stick with me then I’ll be glad start paying for articles and such.

If you are interested in helping me out by keeping Off Road Action online, please email me at weskibble@offroadaction.ca

Infamous Willys Jeep artist – cartoonist Roberto Flores posted this photo on his Facebook page with the comment of ” Marilyn Beauchamp seated on top of a Fire Fighting Jeep. Shown here at 1630 S. Wabash Avenue. May 16 1946″ Thanks for sharing Roberto!

After reading the article about a Chevrolet Luv model, Mike sent us photos of his 1972 Chevrolet Luv 4×4. What a great looking truck…thanks mike!