Brian Schneider of Fountain Valley is the proud owner of a Totally Hot Car unlike any we’ve ever featured: this 1945 Ford GPW Jeep, a World War II vehicle that he proudly states, “looks like it rolled ...

Where and when the term “jeep” was coined is still up in the air to many. There are many solid theories that have been deemed correct by some while still others insist on a completely different ...

If you have been readingFour Wheelerfor any length of time, you'll know about our extreme love of flatfender jeeps. In fact, you might remember Project Colonel Mustard, this author's '51 Willys CJ-3A.

Brian Schneider of Fountain Valley is the proud owner of a Totally Hot Car unlike any we’ve ever featured: this 1945 Ford GPW Jeep, a World War II vehicle that he proudly states, “looks like it rolled ...

The Middlesex County Historical Society is proud to honor our servicemen and women by featuring a 1942 GPW Jeep owned by Bill Cross at its 32nd Annual Car Show and Flea Market. The show will be held ...

Historically, the SUVs we see in such great numbers on the roads today can trace their roots all the way back to the military vehicles of the Second World War. And in the world of military machines, ...

As a young naval aviator with the Red Rippers VFA 11 squadron at Oceana, Darrell Nolen had a propensity for doing just about anything he could think of when his squadron was on cruise. His wild antics ...

Whether Jeep fans like it or not, the rivaling Blue Oval company also contributed to the astonishing popularity of the Willys MB (WWII) U.S. Army trucks because they made the highly successful Ford ...

FORT IRWIN, Calif. -- As the Fort Irwin and National Training Center G-3 chief of operations, Lt. Col. Stephen Thrasher is always on the move, but in his spare time he keeps a piece of American ...

Alameda has plenty of tiny side streets, and it's pretty hard to check them all for potential DOTS cars. However, I spotted what appeared to be an early-50s VW Transporter down one such street, and ...