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 ...

Brian Smith of La Verne, California, came across his 1945 Ford GPW flat fender more than 10 years ago, and after encouragement from his buddy Chris Saunders and support from his wife, Sue, he decided ...

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 ...

When Ford revived the Bronco and people started calling it a Jeep killer, I thought, “That’s a little extreme; Ford would never kill its own stepchild.” If you’re a little confused about the ...

In this episode, we take you through the process of creating the 1943 Ford GPW (Willys Jeep) in wood. This is a four-wheel drive utility vehicle that was manufactured during the Second World War.

It's 82 years old, olive drab in color, and was built for wartime use. It came off a Ford assembly line in June 1943 and currently belongs to a World War II memorabilia collector. Its owner, Tom ...

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 ...