Earlier this month was the 45th running of the Tecate SCORE Baja 1000. During my drive home I came across this great looking 1952 Willys truck sitting in front of a tire shop.  This was not something I expected to see during my trip to Baja!

Doug Sutton, who ran the first off road race series in Canada, recently posted some photos on his Facebook profile of the 1972 CORRA (Canadian Off Road Racing Association) race at Swiss Chalet park in Ontario. The photos were taken by Joe Dowbenka. 1972 was the first year for CORRA and the organization would continue to host short course off road racing across Ontario for many years. We will let the photos speak for themselves…

I just came across this great looking 1975 Ford Bronco up for auction on the McCormack Auction site.  Click her for more pictures and info.

Here is a great video of a group of Jeep owners having some fun in the snow in Iceland.  Thanks to Birgir for forwarding the link! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6uPXbifVEA

The only information that we have about this photo is that it was tagged “Alaska1” in the Vintage Shots Of Days Gone By on Hamb. We assume that it was taken on the Alaska Highway. The Chevrolet truck is not four wheel drive, but it is still an awesome vintage photo!

Do you know where Killington Motors was? Notice that they sold Dodge and Oldsmobile…a weird combination, don’t you think?

The Tempo Galaendewagen is one of the most unique and rare vehicles that we have featured…

The Leadfoot monster truck was based on a 1977 Chevrolet El Camino. Owned and driven by Ron Dennis of Flagstaff, AZ. We do not know much about it, other than it was powered by a 600hp 425 Chevrolet engine that was coupled to a Turbo 400 transmission. The engine was later upgraded to a 468ci [...]

Ok guys, what is the scoop with this Willys Jeep? I have seen one or two photos floating around the internet, but never found out the story behind it.