Power Wagon

It looks ready for its official reveal.

The macho Power Wagon has a big-boy pricetag.

Winslow Bent of Legacy Classic Trucks rolls down from Jackson Hole to Jay Leno's Garage in a restomod 1942 Dodge Power Wagon 6x6 with a Cummins diesel and old-school appeal.

It costs as much as a supercar, but the Legacy Classic Power Wagon exudes cool in a way most modern cars can't. A 585-horsepower, vintage pickup that comes with an optional saw mill? We had to take one for a proper test.

Nearly every automaker doing business in the SUV or pickup truck segments offers a package designed to improve the off-road capabilities of its wares. But, of course, not all such factory kits are created equal. How, then, to separate the wheat from the chaff? Gather each of them up and put them through their paces, naturally.

There's a soft spot in our hearts for well-done resuscitation of vintage off-road iron. Perhaps the most notable company performing such restomod work is Icon 4x4, but the Californian outfit isn't the only company turning its attention to the down-and-dirty side of the vintage scene.

The crew at PickupTrucks.com has been busy lately. In addition to wrapping up its global pickup shootout in Australia, the site also took the time to pit four factory off-road kings against each other. After extending invitations to every manufacturer to send out their most capable pickup, th

Ram continues to flesh out the company's product line with a few new pickup variants. Next year will see the Power Wagon line grow with the addition of ST and Laramie trim levels for the first time. ST guise is meant more for companies and government agencies that may require a pickup capable of heading off into the uncharted wilderness. With single-tone paint matched to black fender flairs, mirrors

Kent Kroeker is cooking up a bit of evil that is 90 inches wide for the Easter Jeep Safari. The latest details reveal that 90 inches is the width of the front track on the Mopar Ram 1500 being built as a "research project," while that number tapers down to 87 inches in the rear. We're talking about a truck that will be at least 22 inches wider than a normal Ram when you see its grille coming

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Mopar Sketches for the 44th Annual Easter Jeep Safari – Click above for high-res image gallery

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