Ok, I do not care if you are a Jeep lover or not, you have to admit that this barn find is kewl! As the ad states on the Great Lakes 4×4 website:

1973 Super Jeep RARE BARN FIND 1 OWNER ,All the papers and doc.360 front and rear dana 44, 28,960.0 original miles Bought new and raced by factory employee.At the jeep proving grounds. Just very cool piece of history.check this out.$15,000. Or Make me a offer.Or call me at 269-832-5266 Thanks Gordy

I came across this 1957 Tatra 805 Radio Command truck for sale via my daily email from Bring A Trailer. According to TatraPortal.sk , this model was made between 1955 and 1959 and came in open canopy, wagons and different box type versions like this radio command truck. Part of me wants to restore it and part of me wants to put a diesel engine in it and convert it to a camper.

Does anyone have information about the Spare Time Ford Ranger monster truck?

Isn’t this 1964 FJ45 Toyota Land Cruiser a beauty?

Do you remember the Cal Wells prepared Toyota factory off road race trucks in the Mickey Thompson MTEG stadium races? We are looking for more photos of the trucks. Ivan Stewart, Robby Gordon, Butch Acerio and others. Can you help us?

Following our articles about SUV’s with Four Wheel Campers, I had a reader write me to tell me about the Chevy K5 Blazer Chalets group on Yahoo. This group of Blazer Chalet and GMC Jimmy Casa Grandes know more about these unique camperized SUV’s than I will ever hope to know! It is definatly worth checking them out!

Have you ever seen a crewcab Jeep pickup? Here is some great examples of some custom conversions. I assume that they are using Wagoneer rear doors. Does anyone have more information or photos of these?

Recently, a reader comments on our photo of the Excalibur monster truck that he had some vintage photos of the old shcool monster truck. I hope you enjoy them as much as we have!

Do you remember Glen Harris and the Black Gold-Team Mazda off road racing team? They raced some desert races, but mostly the Mickey Thompson MTEG stadium races. They were a force to be reckoned with!