It is so nice to see a woody Jeep Grand Wagoneer in the dirt! Most of the woodies never saw a speck of dust!

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

In response to our previous post about Willys & Jeep Fire Truck Photos , I did some searching and came across a few more. Enjoy!

Last month, we did an article on the restoration of Rod Hall’s Ford Bronco that he used to desert race in the 70’s. We now have some updated photos for you!

Race Dezert user Bringtheruckus posted some photos of F100 Ford race trucks that his family used to race to this thread on Race Dezert The thread covers bumpside (67-72) and dentside (73-79) Ford race trucks. Some are new trucks being build while some are restorations of desert race trucks and prerunners from the 70’s and 80’s.

I came across another interesting vintage military vehicle website the other day. Vintage Military Trucks.com is full of incredible photos and information about early model military trucks.

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…

Now for something different…even though it is not 4×4, I think you will enjoy it. This 1934 Model A was apparently modified with larger tires. However, I know that several mail delivery cars in that era were modified like this to get through the snow and mud.