/r/trucks is stupid. Check out this Plymouth Trailduster survivor that they don't want cluttering up their subreddit6mo · thegalli · r/4x4
Santa Claus delivering packages in the Yellowstone winter mail truck I posted a few weeks ago1yr · BoyWonderDownUnder · r/4x4
1981 Dodge Transvan 4x4. I spotted on CL in Alaska. Flew up next day. 4k score!4mo · imakewood · r/4x4
The school bus and I went and pulled 20+ people out of the snow in Salt Lake city today! Including a semi!11mo · SLC911s · r/4x4
Spotted a Aev Prospector (?) at a used dealership in Fontana, California. This thing is impressive!2wk · Shower-Beers · r/4x4
They never gained popularity like the Jeeps, Broncos or Suburbans, but the International Harvester Travelalls are still beasts.1yr · Reachmaster · r/4x4
Apparently this is one of the few subs that shows love towards Broncos so here’s my ‘79 after her fresh coat of paint2mo · JasonVoorheesthe13th · r/4x4
Someone at Jeep should be fired for not going to production on this --- Crew Chief 7151yr · BKA_Diver · r/4x4
My ‘79 Bronco. She’s got a fuel injected 460, Dana 60 rear, lockers, 4.88 gears, 4-wheel disc and 37” Mud Terrains. The only obstacle she can’t pass is the gas station.2yr · Reachmaster · r/4x4
Buddy at work just picked up this cherry 1980 diesel Cruiser with 40k original miles! Right hand drive manual ftw!1yr · daggersrule · r/4x4
I have a confession to make. I sometimes use my rock crawler for overlanding1yr · BlokeInTheMountains · r/4x4
Stopped in Nelson, NV to check these out. Turns out they're operational and still driven! Looks like they both recently got new rubber, lights, and rebuilt axles as well2mo · learnactreform · r/4x4
Camping in the back yard - I guess it's not overlanding if it's only 15 miles from home1mo · BlokeInTheMountains · r/4x4
