Let’s face it – beige is boring. There’s nothing more uninspiring than tan, sandy looking colors that make you want to fall asleep just looking at them.

Big wheels and tires might be the norm these days, but the trend of slapping them on old trucks is thankfully going the way of disco pants.

Truck tug of war is often deemed as being a total Redneck sport, but you don’t have to be one to get a fuzzy, satisfying feeling from watching this video.

There aren’t a whole heck of a lot of late 70’s Broncos on the road today. When we do see one, it’s a pretty exciting thing, because these are some of the most beloved trucks among Ford fans.

What you see before you might look a little strange at first. After seeing countless early wagon/SUV Broncos with cut fenders, you probably forgot about the less common half cab and roadster variants, and we can’t blame you.

Everybody loves a good burnout, especially one accompanied by a huge plume of black smoke coming from a diesel stack. And everybody also loves a good fail video (or almost fail), even when it happens behind the wheel of one of our beloved Ford trucks.

Bro trucks. We see them all the time, spouting black smoke from giant stacks and generally terrorizing left lane clogging Prius drivers with Coexist bumper stickers.