On the first of each month, we give a list of our 10 most popular articles from the previous month. Enjoy…

All I know is that this photo of the Jeep CJ-5 in the snow was taken in 1980…

Wow! I cannot believe that there is another Volvo Sugga for sale! From search engine hits, comments and emails about the last Volvo Sugga radio car for sale that we featured, people are really interested in these rare vehicles…

About a year ago, Todd Zuercher and Andrew Norton (from www.bajabronco.com) located and purchased the Stroppe built Ford Bronco that Rod Hall built in the 70’s. The restoration is almost complete and the Bronco will be participating in the NORRA vintage off road race.

According to this thread on Monster Mayhem, Thunder Beast was one of the first monster trucks and was running 66″ tires when Bigfoot was only running 44’s.

Here we have a great video of the 16th Annual Jeepers Jamboree on the Rubicon Trail. Notice the lack of roll bars, seat belts and suspension travel!

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.

After our recent series of articles on Camper Broncos I never expected to come across the following. A 1974 Ford Bronco project with a camper for only $5500us…

I came across the Antique Willys Club website the other day and saw some threads about what I thought was a Willys CJ-3B. This post said the owner lives around the Comox area of Vancouver Island in BC. Then I noticed that the front fenders almost had a YJ front to them. And the mirrors were different, along with weird turn signals. I read into the post and discovered that it is a 1980 J54 Mitsubishi Jeep with a 2.7L 4RD5 diesel. Of course, since it is a foreign Jeep, it is right hand drive.