Here we have a great video of the 16th Annual Jeepers Jamboree on the Rubicon Trail. Notice the lack of roll bars, seat belts and suspension travel!

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.

Here is another interesting article that I came across the other day. A collection of 4 photos of Jeeps desert racing in the late 60’s and early 70’s. The article was printed in JP magazine, but is available online HERE. Reid Norden, shared the photos with JP magazine. The photos were taken of his dad, [...]

A while ago, I came across some old Jeep CJ-5 race photos from the early 70’s on Flickr. I contacted the owner of the photos and asked for permission to use the photos in an article. Tom said go for it, but in the mean time I am going to show you some 70’s photos [...]

The short course races in the 70’s and 80’s at Riverside Raceway is one of the big races that I really wish I was able to watch. Some of the best off road racing action of the era! Here is a few photos for you that I found on Race Dezert.

Now this is an awesome find! Regular old Jeeps are neat, but I really love the oddball ones. Willys with farm equipment, dual wheels, tow Jeeps, etc. Remember the Go For Digger CJ-5 Backhoe and the Dual Rear Wheel Willys CJ-2A ? Well here is a few more that I found on the Early CJ-5 [...]

Recently, Kevin Vaughan sent me some photos of the 1972 Jeep CJ-5 that his uncle Jim Vaughan used to race in the desert in the 70’s. I will let Kevin tell the story in his own words. “In 1973, my uncle, Jim Vaughan, bought a 1972 Jeep CJ5 with a 304 V8 and a 3-speed. [...]

The Pirate 4×4 forum is usually made up of hardcore rock crawlers. However, they started a desert and short course racing section about a year ago and it is picking up in popularity. This thread on desert racing Jeeps has some great photos of Jeep CJ-5 and CJ-7’s. Guys like Don Adams and Ray Russell [...]

It seems that the Lee family loved getting stuck! Jim’s blog has some great photos of him and his family enjoying the mud and water when they were younger. Via…