The Gasser Wars had the biggest battles 50 years ago but, to quote General McArthur, "old soldiers never die; they just fade away." Except that Gassers have never faded away. Their popularity must be ...

When the U.S. involvement in World War II became obvious, the Army wanted a general-purpose four-wheel drive reconnaissance vehicle. Me & My Car: ’56 Studebaker in East Bay a ‘face-lift’ of an earlier ...

If you think a 280ZX is awesome, you should go for a ride in this hauler! A lot of people talk about 9 or 10-second "street machines," but few cars this quick see anycasualstreet duty. Bill Burch's ...

There’s nothing like declaring a winner to start a discussion. A truck show in Pomona, California, has declared this truck, Larry Jacinto’s 1941 Willys pickup built by Veazie Bros. Fabrication, is the ...

You may remember Camas, Washington, resident Don Brown and his 1955 Willys pickup from our Feb. 2005 cover. This super-cool Willys has been re-engineered from the ground up and has a few tricks up its ...

We simply cannot get enough of this one-of-a-kind, V-6 Hemi-powered 1936 Willys pickup that took home one of the biggest awards in the hot rod hobby. It's easy to see why: Just look at it. The judges ...

Attendees at the 2006 National Biodiesel Conference in San Diego, California, U.S., joined singer and biodiesel advocate Willie Nelson in surprise when he received the“Willie’s Willys”, a ...