The Mulvane, Kansas volunteer fire department has a great website that includes a very detailed page about their history. While there is not much about 4×4 vehicles, it does include everything from horse drawn fire wagons to ambulances and everything in between. A very interesting read!

I am a member of a email list where members share photos back and forth. They range from nature to historical photos and everything in between. Recently one member sent out 2 emails titled “WW II – From Mursmansk To Berlim – URSS TASS Agency Photo Report” with a ton of military photos. I have [...]

The Military Vehicle Preservation Association is one of the best organizations for military vehicle restoration info. Not only do they hold their annual convention, but their members recieve the “Army Motors” magazine as well as all kinds of restoration assitance from the 6500 members across the world.

This website allows the readers to follow along as they restore this beautiful 1941 Dodge WC-12 Power Wagon. They have also recently purchased a 1942 Dodge WC-52 Power Wagon to restore as well. It is definatly a great site with a number of good Dodge Power Wagon photos and links.

I believe this photo goes with the other Dodge Power Wagon assembly line photo that we featured a few weeks ago. Does anyone have any information on them?

I have been on a Dodge truck and Power Wagon kick lately. I found this website about old Dodge trucks in the UK . There is some interesting photos and information that makes it worth checking out.

I was checking out a website about 1963 Dodge Trucks (link to site no longer active) and I came across the Swamp Fox Army Truck! This special Dodge Power Wagon, Series 300, was a unique 1-ton truck. Massive low pressure tires called Terra-Tires, gave this Dodge Power Wagon W-300 “Swamp Fox” maximum traction in the most difficult [...]

Dune Buggy Archives has to be one of the neatest dune buggy sites around! They have all kinds of information about all kit buggies, from the famous Meyers Manx to the more uncommon Sears Rascal pictured below. If you need information on any kit buggy, chances are that the guys in the very informative forum [...]

Here is another one from my massive collection of old 4×4 photos. If you have any information about this vehicle or the drivers, please post it in the comments. Was this a preproduction Willys? The fenders and grille look different. Were the drivers from the US Army?