Drive!
Cat's MEOW
Herb Stuart’s EFI, dohc, 32-valve, road race Cougar is the cure for the common Mustang
5 min |
April 2021
Adventure Motorcycle (ADVMoto)
RAM Tough-Charge X-Grip Waterproof Wireless Charging Motorcycle Mount
RAM Mounts were first introduced in 1995, and over the last 25 years their ball and socket system has become the most ubiquitous way to mount devices wherever you need them. Recently they increased functionality to include Qi wireless charging with the Tough-Charge line of mounts.
2 min |
March - April 2021
Adventure Motorcycle (ADVMoto)
HOW TO SURVIVE an Adventure Ride
I’m no expert endurance rider or a professional fitness instructor, but what I can do is ride my motorcycle continuously for five long days and feel physically content at the end of the trip. Okay, maybe after the celebratory beers, I might not feel as good on the morning of the sixth day, but at least my muscles will be relaxed. So, what can you do to prepare for an upcoming off-road adventure to stay strong, enjoy the ride and be able to dismount at the end of the day without calling friends over to pry you off your bike? Here are a few tips from personal experiences that will help you succeed.
4 min |
March - April 2021
Adventure Motorcycle (ADVMoto)
Touratech Aventuro Traveller Carbon Helmet
Touratech has a long history of taking great helmets and adding their own features to make them stand apart. Their newest offering, the Aventuro Traveller Carbon, is no different. It’s built upon the Nexx X.Vilijord, a helmet not sold in North America but one that sits at the pinnacle of the Portuguese brand’s line-up. The Aventuro Traveller becomes its own with a full carbon shell, signature Touratech look, and easy accommodation for just about any communication system available.
2 min |
March - April 2021
Adventure Motorcycle (ADVMoto)
2Up and Overloaded
Chicago to Panama
2 min |
March - April 2021
Jaguar Magazine
THAT MISSING YEARS OF XK120
Kieran Lillis explains the previously unrecorded and lost years of the 1951 Darwin to Alice Springs world record breaking XK120. How it survived unscathed is astounding.
7 min |
Issue 206
Jaguar Magazine
S-S- CARS: FIRST JAGUAR SALOON
WHEN PERTH'S GRANT PIERCE BOUGHT A 1937 1.5 LITRE S.S. JAGUAR IN THE UK HE DIDN'T FULLY APPRECIATE HOW SPECIAL IT WAS. HE SAYS HE DIDN'T WANT TO FALL IN LOVE WITH IT - BUT IS NOW SMITTEN WITH PERHAPS THE FINEST ORIGINAL EXAMPLE IN THE WORLD.
5 min |
Issue 206
Jaguar Magazine
Finding the right XJ-C two door saloon
They are beautiful, rare and still affordable but be quick they are on the rise.
4 min |
Issue 206
Jaguar Magazine
THE DYE IS CAST
NO MORE INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES, SUVS AND LESS CARS PRODUCED. WE FIND WHAT THAT MIGHT MEAN. JAGUAR IS ALSO AT PROVERBIAL WAR WITH THE BUILDERS OF REPLICA C AND D-TYPES. THE REASON IS UNCLEAR, BUT IT IS GETTING MASSIVELY DAMAGING PUBLICITY.
6 min |
Issue 206
Jaguar Magazine
THE CANARY THAT ROARS
THE V8 SUPERCHARGED F-TYPE'S DAYS MAY BE LIMITED, BUT THE MATT SORRENTO YELLOW JAGUAR AWAKENS ALL THE SENSES.
6 min |
Issue 206
Jaguar Magazine
Jaguar restores 12 E-Types - all sold at a price
To mark the E-Type's 60th anniversary, Jaguar Classic has unveiled the first cars in the E-Type 60 Collection – what could fairly be called the ultimate factory 'restomod'.
1 min |
Issue 206
Jaguar Magazine
Bob Berry (1929 - 2021)
ANOTHER UNSUNG JAGUAR LEADER IN THE 1950S HAS PASSED. WE PAY TRIBUTE TO HIM
5 min |
Issue 206
Jaguar Magazine
SIXTY years on ... its creation
The E-Type was the creation of one person - aerodynamacist Malcolm Sayer. He was immensley private and secretive with his work, and was also a multi-talented artist and musician.
10+ min |
Issue 206
Jaguar Magazine
GRAHAM FRANKLIN'S: DREAMS DO COME TRUE
IF YOU ARE A REGULAR READER YOU WILL probably remember this eye-popping XJR-S in edition #162 when it was owned in Perth (WA) by Peter Crisp.
2 min |
Issue 206
Jaguar Magazine
AN E-TYPE REALITY
Having owned E-Types almost as long as he has been driving, Tony takes a hard look at their rises and falls. His conclusion about their values will surprise.
6 min |
Issue 206
Four Wheeler
OVERLAND ADVENTURE 2020: PART 2
Exploring the Gold King Mine and more of Arizona’s historic backcountry
5 min |
May 2021
Four Wheeler
FULLSIZE BRONCO SAS
I’ve been looking into solid axle swapping my fullsize ’92 Bronco for a while now. The TTB frontend is wearing out my tires in weird pattens and they aren’t lasting very long.
7 min |
May 2021
Four Wheeler
How do you trailside camp?
Fact: For most of us, camping and wheeling go together. It’s a safe bet that where there’s folks gathered to wheel for more than a day there’s probably camping involved.
2 min |
May 2021
Four Wheeler
THE 2020 ULTIMATE ADVENTURE LONG RANGE JEEP
Part 5: Fuel, exhaust, bumpstops, cooling, and more
7 min |
May 2021
Four Wheeler
Quadratec's YJ
Don’t let the square headlights fool you too much, this is a JL with some crafty throwbacks to the ’87-’95 Jeep Wrangler. It all started when Quadratec, a shining star in the Jeep aftermarket world, turned 30 years old.
1 min |
May 2021
Four Wheeler
If your garage could talk, what story could it tell?
I found a photo of my garage from several years ago and posted it on my @christianhazelofficial Instagram page with the question, “If your garage could talk, would it have much to say?” For gearheads, the garage is hands down the most important room in the house and the activity center for waking hours.
2 min |
May 2021
Four Wheeler
2020 JEEP WRANGLER UNLIMITED RUBICON ECODIESEL
First report: Diving right in with camping and crawling
3 min |
May 2021
Four Wheeler
DIESEL-POWERED ADVENTURE TRUCK
It’s more than a K20 with patina
3 min |
May 2021
Four Wheeler
2021 SUV OF THE YEAR
Enter the battleground
10+ min |
May 2021
Four Wheeler
2020 Ford F-250 Super Duty Limited
Second Report: Into the dirt and towing trailers
3 min |
May 2021
Four Wheeler
TAILGATE MAGIC
Dee Zee’s new tailgate cutting board is perfect for overlanding
2 min |
April 2021
Four Wheeler
SALLY WAG
Rolled, rebuilt, repainted, ready
3 min |
April 2021
Four Wheeler
CUSTOM LINK SUSPENSION SCIENCE
Q I’m working on building a custom three-link front suspension for my very custom ’48 Willys CJ-2A. The tub is stretched and it’s on a custom frame. I mainly use it for trail riding and rock crawling, but I do drive it to and from the trails so road manners are important. The tires are 39s but I may go bigger. My axles are Dana 60s and I will be using 12-inch-travel shocks. Are there any hard and fast rules to follow when considering link suspension geometry? I’ve done a ton of reading on the subject, but it’s honestly all a little overwhelming.
7 min |
April 2021
Four Wheeler
Kenda Klever R/T
Is this rugged-terrain right for you?
4 min |
April 2021
Four Wheeler
MOUNT UP
Motor mounts to fit a 12-valve Cummins B-series engine into a ’73-’89 square body GM 4x4
1 min |