I do not have much information, but I believe this event was held in Vaux-sur-Sûre, Belgium. What a great collection of vintage military Jeeps and other vehicles! I love the 6×6 Willys Jeep!

Thousands of army trucks, jeeps, and parts were dumped on the island of Okinawa, Japan after World War 2.

The North Mountain Volunteer Fire Department has a beautiful restored 1951 Willys fire truck.

Here is another look at some old World War 2 Willys Jeep photos…

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!

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.

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…

I love overland exploration. Honestly, isn’t what owning a 4×4 is all about? Getting out in the wilds and camping with your friends and family? I thought the article I wrote about two young men traveling across America and back in two stock Willys Jeeps last year. The article about a family crossing Africa in [...]

A Hooniverse staff member noticed this Willys Jeep Truck outside of a hotel one day. Loving the patina, but I am wondering if it is really abandoned. Those tires are in great shape. Via Hooniverse…