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Project Retro Bronco Part III - Compliments of DIRTsports New Currie C- Mac/ Pro-Am Rear End is Lastest Answer For Desert, Rocks and Our Tired Bronco May 1, 2005 By: Marty Fiolka

In case you haven't been keeping up with the continuing saga of our Project Retro Bronco, the thumbnail goes something like this: Our friend Ron DeWolf lent us a cool, but old school, Bronco prerunner to chase last year's SCORE Baja 1000.

Project Retro Bronco Part II Back from baja our bronco begins it's extreme mackover DIRT Sports style February 1, 2005 By: Marty Fiolka

In our last issue of DIRTsports, you might have followed along as we attempted to chase the Tecate SCORE Baja 1000 in a cool, but barrowed vintage Ford Bronco belonging to Ron DeWolf. To make a long and colorful story short, electrical problems and an incident of killing a cow thanks to no headlights made for a great story and the perfect introduction to a project build-up based on retrofitting an older pre-project with new parts and technology.

Project Retro Bronco Part I Part 1: Enduring a blind date from hell with an old school pre-runner. December 1, 2004 By: Marty Fiolka

Covered with the same thin coating of dust that clings so tightly to nearly everything in Baja, the faded yellow walls surrounding the crusty Ensenada repair "shop" had quickly become like the electric fences of a maximum security prison. We had spent five excruciating hours here, hoping the friendly and hard-working Mexican mechanics could breath life into our potent, but tired, Ford Bronco. A true off-road workhorse, the 1983 Bronco was supposed to carry DIRTsports photographer Boyd Jaynes, Yokohama Motorsports representative Kim Hernandez and myself nearly 1,000 adventure-filled miles chasing Ivan Stewart's Protruck class to La Paz. An electrical gremlin had reared its ugly head before even leaving Ensenada's city limits, and there we sat, the race marching toward the 2004 Tecate SCORE Baja 1000 finish line without us.