The folks over at All Par have an interesting article on the 1959-1961 Jeep lineup.

The folks over at We Be Jeepin have put together a great article about the history of the Jeep. (link / web site no longer active) With pages about military, civilian, wagons and pickups, they cover everything. It is definatly worth the read.

You may recall that we did an article on Pink 4×4’s a while ago. Well, Derek Redmond from the CJ3B Page sent us in some photos of pink Jeeps, along with a link to his Pink Jeep Toys page. Rosaline is a picture that he took in Quebec in the 70’s. His wife is in [...]

Here is another one from my massive collection of old 4×4 photos. If you have any information about this vehicle or the drivers, please post it in the comments. Was this a preproduction Willys? The fenders and grille look different. Were the drivers from the US Army?

I came across this neat article on the Blue Ribbon Coalition page. It is a quick one page article about the history of the California Association of 4wd Clubs. It is worth the read… 1959 was a momentous and pivotal year. Fidel Castro became prime minister of Cuba. Alaska was admitted to the Union as [...]

Here is one from my photo archives!

Here is some photos from the 1993 Gravelrama as posted on the Sand Drag Central message board. It is funny that sand drag race vehicles have not really changed their appearance from the early 80’s up to today.

Sand Drag Central is probably the best sand drag website on the east coast. They have some great photos of current and “old school” races, like the thread involving this Jeep from the 80’s. Imagine what a ride this would be! Huge horsepower blown engine, short wheelbase, incredible hookup with the dual paddles and a [...]

Here is a some great photos of the Bantam that originally won the WWII contract. The photos of the units were curved fenders were from testing the prototypes. These are all the photos I have of the Bantam in my collection. If you have any more photos, please send them my way!