The Tierra Del Sol 4×4 Club Desert Safari rally started in 1967 and continues to this day! Below we have some awesome videos from the early years of the annual event, which takes place in the California desert. The Tierra Del Sol rally is easily one of the largest and most popular events in the southwest, if not for all of the USA. We hope that you enjoy the videos below. Watch them on full screen view if you can! It is really neat to see how much technology has changed over the years. Long gone are the days of manual steering, 3″ of wheel travel and bellbottoms. We are happy to see that the family aspect and friendships gained through four wheeling has not changed over the years. Not to mention bikini’s. What do you think of the videos? Do you have some old videos or photos that you would like to share?

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 1966, Ford introduced the all new Ford Bronco. I am sure they never thought it would gain the mass cult following that came after. The Ford Bronco, which is often dubbed the “early Bronco”, was available with both hard and soft tops as well as the roadster. The door openings on a Roadster were usually filled with a fiberglass inserts as standard equipment giving that classic contoured sporty Roadster appearance. Dealer installed vinyl doors and a convertible top, available in black or white, were available. Hard doors were available as well with or without glass and frame, thus eliminating the inserts. they are commonly referred to as U13 models as the first digits in the VIN number are U13.

If you are looking for an early 1966 to 1977 Ford Bronco for sale, you have to check out EarlyBroncoAds.com! There you will find hundreds of 1966-1977 Broncos for sale. Whether you’re looking for that uncut ’66 Roadster or a purpose built rock crawling rig, EarlyBroncoAds.com has organized hundreds of Classic Ford Bronco auctions from eBay, the leading internet marketplace.

If you have been reading Off Road Action for a while, you know that I love early Ford Broncos. This 1969 Ford Bronco is another one that I would like to add to my collection of must haves. The Bronco is 90% original body work with no rust. The only part that has been repainted is the rear quarter panels because of the rocks that kicked up and killed the paint. The owner has done a lot of work and his attention to detail really shows through. I love the colour matched Line X interior and floor. The Craigs List ad has more information and this Picasaweb gallery has tons of photos

Last month, we posted some photos of an early Ford Bronco bush fire truck. I also posted new message on the Classic Broncos.com message board asking for more information or photos of other Bronco fire trucks. Proving why it is one of the best Ford Bronco forums on the internet, some unique photos were posted.

Terry Marvel has some great examples of vintage 70’s Ford Broncos in ads. Some are Ford magazine ads, while some are from different companies, like Minolta.

Last week we posted photos of the ex Rod Hall 70’s Desert Race Ford Bronco. Thanks to Classic Broncos.com member rhenrys68, we have some more! They have done a great restoration in such a short amount of time!

This 1972 Ford Bronco Brush truck was an ex-Lake Jackson Volunteer Fire Department truck, then an ex-Shepherdstown VFD vehicle.