The Tempo Galaendewagen is one of the most unique and rare vehicles that we have featured on Off Road Action lately. Only 1335 units were produced between 1936 and 1944 and most were exported as staff and command field cars. The 1760kg Galaendewagen was powered by two 2 cylinder engines. One powered the front wheels [...]
The Leadfoot monster truck was based on a 1977 Chevrolet El Camino. Owned and driven by Ron Dennis of Flagstaff, AZ. We do not know much about it, other than it was powered by a 600hp 425 Chevrolet engine that was coupled to a Turbo 400 transmission. The engine was later upgraded to a 468ci [...]
Ok guys, what is the scoop with this Willys Jeep? I have seen one or two photos floating around the internet, but never found out the story behind it.
I was going to make some smart ass remark about Jeep owners, but then realized I own a Jeep…Regardless, this is an incredible set of photos. The Willys toy is an interesting unit. I like the side bumpers that even go out around the tires! I assume that this was used on a TV show and “Hero” is the chimpanzee. Can any of our readers help us out with more information?
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Ok, does anyone have information about this 70’s Ford 6×6 on tractor tires? What do you think of it? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIQ2Js4RFGM
In response to our other vintage photos of California sand dunes, we have this great snapshot from the Oregon sand dunes. Unfortunately, that is all the information we can give you. The photo was tagged Oregon Dunes 04. Can any of our readers give us more information about this unique vehicle?
Sigh…the leaves are turning, the snow is starting to fall. Here is a few photos to remind us how awesome summer can be.
On September 23, a group of like minded individuals gathered in what was called the North East Ohio Flat Fender Gathering. They brought a variety of Willys vehicles with them, including some unique and rare Willys Jeeps. There is more photos posted on bb_christy’s Flickr page, the Flat Fender Club of Butler website, and on the CJ2A page. Thanks to David from EWillys.com for the heads up!
Check out this photo of a 1967-1972 Chevrolet Suburban. I assume that it is a vintage press photo? Regardless, it makes me want to go out and purchase a Suburban, canoe and boat! Via Jalopy Journal.
What is the scoop with this tank truck? Were the tracks supposed to drop down when it got to rough or muddy for the tires? What kind of truck is it?