We came across this 1966 Jeep CJ6 for sale in Austin, Texas on EWillys.com. It is hard to tell because of the small photos, but it looks to be in pretty good shape. I am kind of curious about the spring assisted seats, though.

Bill Sanders and Pete Springers from Four Wheeler magazine followed raced this Stroppe built Jeep CJ-7 in a number of desert races in the late 70’s. Their articles followed the buildup right through to the racing and repairs.

We found this 1965 International Scout 80 for sale on Bring A Trailer. Originally listed on this Salt Lake City KSL ad, the truck is in great shape for an asking price of only $9000. You really have to love the simple old trucks. What do you think?

The best buy for 73 and the toughest four letter word: Jeep. Here we have a great 1973 AMC Jeep J2000 truck dealer commercial that outlines all the options and important information about the truck. It is definatly worth watching the whole video!

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.

October has been an interesting month at Off Road Action. The website was down for a week and we are still recovering from that. Once again, we appologize for that! Here is the ten most read articles for October 2010. 1. Fall Guy GMC Truck Model 2. Dune Buggy Archives 3. Willys Military Jeep Graveyard [...]

How about this Canada based United Nations Jeep M38A1? Via Vintage Military Trucks.com

1974 International Scout for sale has a somewhat rare half cab and appears to be in decent shape. Once you look past the hokey “roll bar” and the ugly flares, you see the Midas swivel seats and Rallye steering wheel.

Years ago, I heard a story about 3 Corvairs that crossed the Darrien Gap in South America. Honestly, I passed it off as gossip. The version I had heard was that the cars started in Alaska and drove the complete Pan American highway. The cars were in such good shape that they decided to cross the impassable Darien Gap…