I knew that there was a CJ-4 prototype, but never had any information on it until I was browsing through some old posts on the Hemmings Blog and came across this post. As the article in the photos below state, there was only one built as a prototype. For some unknown reason, it was never [...]
The Alan Rosen Robot & Space Toy Collection auction has a lot of very interesting vintage toys, including a few Jeep space vehicles! VIA…
This interesting unit is from New Zealand. via
Bill Stroppe was behind some of the wilder off road racing vehicles of the 70’s, like the infamous Big Oly. To find out that he was the one that contacted Carl Jackson to tow a trailer behind a Stroppe Baja Bronco WHILE racing the Baja 500 does not suprise me! Andrew over at Baja Bronco [...]
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While going through some photos on the Hemmings Blog, I came across this one about old Jeep press photos. This prompted me to look through my collection of photos and post Jeep press photos. Look for another article with more photos soon! Enjoy and feel free to comment!
In response to our Canadian Military Pattern (CMP) article a while ago, here is some interesting photos of the 1941 F8 and F8A, Thanks to Old CMP.net for the photos. These models are fairly rare as Ford only produced a few hundred of them. GM took over with the C8A and C8AX models. We also [...]
After writing the Napco 4wd Chevrolet Trucks article, I was going to do a lot of research into a more complete article. I do not have to. The Napco 4×4 website has a NAPCO History section that has more information than you will ever need to know about the NAPCO conversions. Why re-invent the wheel? [...]
Two pioneers of desert racing. Bill Stroppe and the Mexican 1000! You will have to click through to view the video.
Here is another one from the archives! All I can tell you is that it was taken in New Guinea. Anyone else have some information?
Are you a fan of the old Dodge Power Wagon Carryalls? Then I have a link for you! Not only does it cover the restoration of the wagon that you see here, there is an outstanding amount of photos of other carryalls. A lot of them are even old black and whites!