I came across the Antique Willys Club website the other day and saw some threads about what I thought was a Willys CJ-3B. This post said the owner lives around the Comox area of Vancouver Island in BC. Then I noticed that the front fenders almost had a YJ front to them. And the mirrors were different, along with weird turn signals. I read into the post and discovered that it is a 1980 J54 Mitsubishi Jeep with a 2.7L 4RD5 diesel. Of course, since it is a foreign Jeep, it is right hand drive.
Where is the Krimson Krusher monster truck now? Do you remember this one from the late 80’s, early 90’s? This article over at Monster Mayhem answers that question…
The NORRA vintage off road race is from April 28 to May 2 and I cannot make it! ARRRGGHH! The Swifts have posted up some photos from the test run…anyone want to buy me a plane ticket down?
Now isn’t this a beauty? The International Scout 800 was a great machine, but even better after modifications!
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I am really torn on this one. This Ford Focus-Bronco project showed up at the 2010 Arizona Bronco Stampede last weekend apparently gets around 30mpg. I have to admit that I have been day dreaming about a lowered Bronco for cruising around town and hitting the beach. But my version has a snotty V8 or twin turbo …
Are you one of those people that looks into peoples yards when you are driving by to see what vehicles they have hidden out back? Come on, admit it! Here is a few photos from a thread from ADV Rider.com
In response to our article about the custom 4 door early Ford Bronco , we have some information about the late model Bronco 4 door conversions by Centurion. Actually, Four Door Bronco.com is one of the better sources on the internet.
The Rubicon Trail is probably the most famous 4×4 trail in the United States, maybe even the world. The California “road” was the home of the first Jeepers Jamboree and has remained an icon to the sport of outback travel…
In response to our article last week wondering where all the tank monster trucks from the 80’s went to, here is the rebuild of the Virginia Beach Beast!
Although I have not mentioned them until now, I have known for years that the International Full Size Jeep Association is one of the best sources of information for the Jeep truck, Cherokee and Wagoneer.
