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VW Jeg. Or rather: Jeg
A lot has already been done on the basis of Volkswagen technology. This varies from putting all kinds of plastic bodywork on a complete rolling VW platform to using VW boxer blocks in motorcycles. More
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Mitsubishi Space Wagon
He appeared in 1983 as a dodgy bolt from a gray winter sky. The Mitsubishi Space Wagon. And Mitsubishi has been around for 100 years now. But find another cool, early Space-Wagon. An impressive history Mitsubishi Motors has built up an impressive history over the past 100 years. No segment was skipped. From luxurious […] More
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Haflinger, small but brave
“The Haflinger is a popular horse that stands out for its chestnut color with a light flaxen mane and tail. With its small height, it falls under the ponies in terms of size, but it is still a horse breed. It is a versatile horse that puts its best foot forward in almost all forms of equestrian sport”. Personally I have […] More
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Willys Jeepster: Nice and sunny
Jeepsters are civilian vehicles. But: In Den Beginne there were the Jeeps, the military jack-of-all-trades who killed the heavy military motorcycle sidecar combinations. There are many stories about the naming of those Jeeps. So it would be the corruption of 'G.P'. as in 'General Purpose'. The reference to 'Eugene […] More
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The Toyota Land Cruiser in AMK number 11
The Toyota Land Cruiser. According to Toyota fans, that would be the best Jeep-like Land Rover has never made. Before these kinds of vehicles became obese and decorated with luxury, they were tools, tools. They had to be able to function under the most minimalist conditions. And in the meantime, a Toyota Land Cruiser is (almost) […] More
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in ArticlesA classic as a service car
A classic as a service vehicle. Is that allowed? At first we thought we saw a driverless car approaching. But Moniek van Donkersgoed, lawnmower driver, scrambled out of the 4WD Dodge. Completely serious with Ceiling Online as a sponsor. The most rare. LPG fueled 4WD Dodge, which is about twice the height of its rider, […] More
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in ArticlesGustav Mayer, the boss of VW's company vehicle store, was a travel enthusiast. And when traveling in his own VW bus, he missed some ground clearance and a drive. Gustav went to talk to colleague Henning Duckstein and in 1975 they made the first 4WD VW bus. They did that with a two-liter engine and the things they had in hand. Plus their craftsmanship and enthusiasm. More
