I am sure that you have seen those photos of stainless steel body Jeeps from the Philippines. How often have you dreamed of owning a stainless steel Jeep? Well, wait no longer! Del from OMC has started importing the Willys CJ2A and CJ3B ss bodies, along with an extended version. Due to an influx of import vehicles to the Philippines, a number of stainless steel body manufactures have shut down. After a few years of searching, Del was able to locate a craftsman to build the new bodies for him. Make sure to check out the his website at cj3a-cj3b-bodykits.com or the Facebook page.

All right readers, we need your help. A fellow reader has sent us this photo of a unique military vehicle that a friend of his owns. The markings are all foreign to them. Since we have readers from all over the world, we are hoping that some of you recognize it. What the heck is it?

We have featured some great vintage monster truck photos and videos over the last few months. Here is some more for you…enjoy! NOTE: If you are reading this via email or Facebook, you may need to go to Off Road Action to view the videos.

Dave from Ewillys sent me this photo after seeing the Rapid Transit Jeep in an article about vintage BC sand drag photos on our sister site, Off Road Race Canada. Roger Mason (sp?) from BC owned this Jeep and travelled all over North America to race it. Probably the most interesting part is that the Jeep was powered by a 4cylinder Chevrolet engine and often beat the big horsepower V8 guys!

Do you remember the Casper monster truck from the 80s? It was a 79-83 Toyota pickup. However, while surfing through this thread on Monster Mayhem, I found out that the original Casper rolled in late 1988 and the Toyota body was replaced by a 1957 Chevrolet car! Does anyone have more photos of the Casper Chevy car monster truck?

Today we have an interesting photo of a Toyota FJ25 Land Cruiser from Australia. From my understanding, the FJ25’s were sent to Australia in the 50’s without a top, which was fabricated in Aussie land. It is definatly a lot different from the other FJ25 tops I have seen.

I never thought that I would find a very detailed history of the 1966-1977 Ford Bronco on How Stuff Works. The article provides an in depth look at all the different statistics of the Ford Bronco over the years, as well as interesting quotes from magazines. “Best of all about the Bronco is that West of the Pecos rodeo aura that makes a driver shout, ‘Eeeeeaaaaayyhhooo!’ as he plows four-wheel full tilt through a mountain stream or breaks airborne over a mountain top.”

Do you remember the Stomper Bully? Does anyone have more photos or information?

The Willys Jeep was used for both working on the farm as well as running back and forth to town. It looks like the owner of this Willys Jeep plans on loading it up with a big load