The V8 Hotel in Germany will leave you feeling like a “grown-up-kid”. V8 Hotel is a paradise for car enthusiasts. The hotel is located in Stuttgart, Germany – German International Centre of automakers. Beds and rooms are made out from a real cars. Guests can sleep in all cars starting from Morris Minor and up to Mersedes. This is certainly a place that will blow mind of any motorist. Which room would you prefer to stay in?
I will be the first to admit that I do not know much about European military or their vehicles. I know even less about their languages. Well, I know some Italian. However, I do not know what language is used in the videos below. Can anyone help?
Now, how many of you had ever heard of the Toyota FJ25? We have also featured photos of the Toyota FJ25 Land Cruiser Here, Here and here.
>The DKW Munga was a DKW-branded off-road vehicle built by Auto Union in Ingolstadt, Germany. “MUNGA” is an acronym of the German phrase “Mehrzweck UNiversal Geländewagen mit Allradantrieb”, which translated means “multi-purpose universal cross-country car with all-wheel drive”.
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Geepstir posted 4 pages of photos from the recent 5th Annual Mason-Dixon Willys Jeep Gathering. There is some beautiful rigs in there, but I must say that my favorite is the 1958 Jeep firetruck pedal car by Hamilton Steel Products. Which one is your favourite?
Oh my! I have never seen so many amphibous GPA’s in one place!
Larry Gaynor has one of the best collection of Riverside short course off road racing photos that I have seen! This set, of the 1979 race, has all the big names. Rod Hall, Frank Vessels, Walker Evans, Ray Russell, the Randalls, and more!
The All American monster truck was owned by the Spiker family of Florida, who also owned the Miss All American Ford Ranger monster truck. Below we have some great photos of the truck. Did you see the truck in person? Do you have more photos or videos of vintage monster trucks?
While it saddens me to see a Willys Jeep rusting away in a field, you have to admit that it makes for a beautiful photo!
Our friend Geepstir posted some photos of the American Bantam BRC’s that were on display at the Bantam Jeep Festival this summer. If you did not know it, the American Bantam BRC was the forerunner to the Jeep. They are extremely rare, but there was four of them on the show in Butler, PA. Click through to Geepstir’s Flickr photostream for more photos!