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The Bantam Jeep Heritage Festival is organized by the Butler County Tourism & Convention Bureau and a group of committed volunteers and Jeep enthusiasts who want to create a signature annual event celebrating Butler, Pa.’s role as the birthplace of the jeep.
The Show The Jeep show is a place for Jeep owners to show off their Jeep. Many different classes are set up to organize the Jeeps and aid the judging. We will make class results available after the show. Traditionally the PA Jeeps Show is on the 3rd week of July…so, next year’s show should …
The Obstacle Course The ever present obstacle course provide Jeep owners to test out their Jeep’s prowess on hills, terrain changes, and rocks. The RTI ramp was available to test a Jeeps flex.
The 16th Annual PA Jeeps All-Breeds Jeep Show was blessed with gorgeous summertime weather. Sunny skies and high 80’s and lots and lots of Jeeps of all kinds made this years show a success from our perspective. By mid day the York County Fairgrounds were packed with Jeeps of all varieties. Jeeps from the 40’s …
UPDATE: Pictures and Details of the Show For the past 16 years the PA Jeeps Club has been hosting an all breeds Jeep show at the York County Fairgrounds in York, PA. The show features hundreds of Jeeps of all sizes, makes, and models. Spectators and drivers are entertained by the obstacle course, rock pile, …
The vendor area was full of manufacturers showing off their latest products and answering questions to potential customers. Inside the store customers were taking advantage of great deals and picking the brains of the knowledgeable staff.
A few years back the folks at OK created their rock pile obstacle course for their customers to play on. It’s changed in form but the challenges have remain. In it’s latest version it exists as a large mountain partially covered by concrete and rocks surrounded by a garden of rocks. Spotters were on hand …
OK Auto opened their doors to their customers for the 2011 Open House. The weather for the day was gloomy and overcast. Temperatures were in the mid 60’s and the threat of rain was constant. Luckily most of the day was rain free. There were plenty of vehicles to look at along with continuous action …
Fall not only marks the time where trees turn lovely shades of red and orange. This year marks OK 4WD’s 17th annual OKtober Truckfest!
For the past several years a small Jeep shop in eastern PA has been hosting a Jeep show that just seems to keep growing and growing.
