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Wednesday, June 26, 2013
Tuesday, June 25, 2013
Watch as This Jeep Willys MB Comes Home to Toledo!
A 1943 Willys MB came home to Toledo on June 3, exactly 70 years since its production date. The Jeep drove through Toledo Assembly, the birthplace of the current Jeep Wrangler, while plant workers cheered and took pictures of the historical vehicle.
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Top secret 'Jumping Jeep' uncovered
It was designed to leap over small buildings in a single bound, but it never got off the ground.
Military contractor BAE Systems has unveiled a once-top secret “Jumping Jeep” that was under development in the 1960’s.
Designed by the British Aerospace Corporation, one of BAE’s predecessors, the off and above-roader was envisioned to be used as a go-anywhere reconnaissance vehicle.
Twelve directional fans fitted around the vehicle were to provide lift, allowing it to fly up and over obstacles.
Unfortunately for flying car fans, the projected cost of the project kept it on the drawing boards next to a number of other futuristic proposals recently unearthed by BAE that included vertical take-off and landing commercial passenger jets and delta winged space planes.
Courtesy of Fox News.
Military contractor BAE Systems has unveiled a once-top secret “Jumping Jeep” that was under development in the 1960’s.
Designed by the British Aerospace Corporation, one of BAE’s predecessors, the off and above-roader was envisioned to be used as a go-anywhere reconnaissance vehicle.
Twelve directional fans fitted around the vehicle were to provide lift, allowing it to fly up and over obstacles.
Unfortunately for flying car fans, the projected cost of the project kept it on the drawing boards next to a number of other futuristic proposals recently unearthed by BAE that included vertical take-off and landing commercial passenger jets and delta winged space planes.
Courtesy of Fox News.
Monday, June 17, 2013
Thursday, June 13, 2013
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
Tuesday, June 11, 2013
Heroic Jeep That Rescued People After A Tornado Is Getting A Rebuild
Can a car ever be considered a hero? There are some people in Moore,
Oklahoma who might see the bright orange 2012 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon
known as "Stomper" that way. Though the Jeep was badly damaged, its
owner reportedly used it to rescue people from the devastating storm.
And now Stomper is getting a full rebuild.
As told by C4x4 Magazine,
the tale of Stomper begins two weeks when owner Bryan Hutton and his
2-and-a-half year old son Randy traveled from their home in Dayton, Ohio
to his parents' house in Moore. When the tornado sirens went off, Hutton locked the Jeep in the garage in 4-Low with the lockers on and made his way to the family storm shelter.
He
did it just in time, as the tornado tore through the neighborhood,
flattening entire houses. After checking around to find that some people
were trapped in their houses, Hutton realized the Jeep could prove
useful in helping people — if only it were still in one shape.
Miraculously,
the magazine reports, Stomper the Jeep still ran, despite having been
thoroughly trashed when the tornado came through. He started it up, dug
out of what was left of the garage, and then used its 8,000 pound winch
and a cable to help people out of their homes and aid first responders
when they arrived. The Jeep helped transport paramedics and even move
some kids out of the area.
But the storm had taken its toll, and when it was all over, Bryan realized that STomper was likely totaled. From C4x4:
Well I think we are safe in saying “WHEN THE GOING GETS TOUGH, THE JEEP KEEPS GOING”. Not only did Bryan’s 2012 Stomper Rubi stand tall during the disaster of the Moore, OK. tornado, I think we all must agree that Bryan indeed was a HERO as well as he jumped in and worked tirelessly in the rescuing of his friends and neighbors.
About the time Bryan had made peace with the fact that his beloved Rubi would soon be finding a new how at the insurance salvage pool his pictures hit facebook and spread like wide fire. He began getting messages from all around.
According
to the magazine's story, Crocker Off Road Performance in Phoenix found
out about Hutton's story, and have agreed to give the Jeep a rebuild
once it is released from the insurance adjusters. There's also a Facebook fanpage that's tracking the rebuild's progress.
Disasters
like the Moore tornado always tend to bring out the best and the worst
in people. It certainly brought out the best in Bryan Hutton, who is to
be commended for his bravery and for what he did for his community on
that terrible day.
It also brought out the best in that Jeep Wrangler. Rock climbing is fun and all, but what's more badass than rescuing people?
Can't wait to see how the rebuild goes. We'll be keeping an eye on this one.
Courtesy of Jalopnik.
Monday, June 10, 2013
Car safety tip: Never engage an aggressive driver.
Car safety tip: Never engage an aggressive driver. Avoid eye contact and ignore gestures. You never know what could happen on the road!
Wednesday, June 5, 2013
Time for our monthly special -- come in for a FREE brake inspection!
Time for our monthly special -- come in for a FREE brake inspection!
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Tuesday, June 4, 2013
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