In October, we featured a camperized 1966 Ford Bronco for sale, along with a later article with more photos that the owner sent us. At that time, we mentioned that the camper Bronco had been sold to someone in Michigan. We knew who the new owner was, but were not allowed to say…It is now public knowledge that Jeff’s Bronco Graveyard purchased the early Ford Bronco and will be restoring it. Check out the gallery of photos on their website!

EWillys.com posted some great black and white photos from the Willys Jeep factory. Does anyone know when these photos were taken? I think these may be some of the best Willys Jeep Assembly line photos I have seen in a long time!

How about this 1943 Dodge WC63 Power Wagon 6×6? What a beautiful piece of machinery. Does anyone have more photos or information about it?

Last Jauary, we posted some photos that Kevin Vaughan sent us of the 1972 Jeep CJ-5 that his uncle used to desert race in the 70’s. After seeing the interest and discussion that the Jeep off road racer Ray Russell photos and article created here and here, he decided to send me some of the photos of Ray that his uncle had in his photo album. Two of the photos are from the 1976 SNORE 250 while the other two are from the 1976 WRA 300. Note that the WRA 300 photos must be of Ray and his co-driver prerunning as they are not wearing helmets. Also note that these photos are from before Goodyear sponsored Ray Russell. He is running Cooper tires. Do you have any more photos of Ray Russell or off road desert racers from the 70’s?

A few months ago, we featured an article about the 1969 Kaiser Jeep XJ001 prototype. Today, we have this photo is a 1969 Kaiser Jeep factory shot of the XJ002 “Bolide” concept. The word Bolide means “a large meteor that explodes in the atmosphere,” which is maybe appropriate for a flashy concept car that was never produced. It”s also an unusual name for a Jeep, but this was an unusual Jeep. Its plastic roof had bulges for head clearance. Built on a Commando V6 chassis, the off-road sports car was shown at the 1970 NYC Auto Show, and reportedly the XJ002 still survives and is undergoing restoration

Mopat, a member of the Power Wagon Advertiser forum, showed us some vintage black and white photos of his dads Willys CJ3B Jeep taking a tumble. Notice the lack of a roll bar and the hardcore, extreme off road tires!

Here is a few inspection photos with a Willys and Dodge Power Wagon. Does anyone have more information? Via G503.com

Yes, December is here again! Is everyone ready for Christmas. All the presents have been bought already, right? Below, we have the 10 most read articles in November. What was your favourite post last month?

1. Do You Remember The Fall Guy Truck?

2. Fall Guy GMC Truck Model

Do you remember this Bronco monster truck? Can you imagine how badly the ride was? An early Ford Bronco with old school suspension bounces a lot, but I cannot imagine badly this monster truck bounced all over the place! Still, it is an awesome old school monster truck!