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The Seisholtzville Fire Company in Macungie, PA held a nice little Jeep show (as well as other vehicles) at their facility on June 21, 2025. It was a nice little turnout that allowed people to mingle and talk about their stuff. There was an impressive showing of some older Jeeps along with newer stuff. The …
Some off road pics from OK Auto Rock Krawl 2000. The grounds in Monticello NY offered some great off roading, mud, hills, rocks. All there.
One wonders who OK pays off for the weather they always seem to get blessed with…perfect..fall..weather. As well as the weather the vehicles on display were impressive. Not sure there was any empty spot on OK’s grounds. While this show is mostly focused on trucks there are plenty of Jeeps on display too. We took pics …
The 2013 OKtober Truckfest was a super day. The weather was perfect and the turn out was the same. The grounds of OK were full of trucks, Jeeps, and other off-road vehicles. This show always brings a huge variety of vehicles, mostly trucks from riding on the ground to jacked feet in the air. Be …
Fall is coming and that means it’s time for OK Auto’s Tar Hollow 4WD Expedition. OK will be heading up to Hancock, NY for a family-friendly weekend of camping and casual trail riding on over 20 miles of trails located on privately owned land in beautiful upstate New York.
During the weekend of May 17th – 19th OK will be headed to Hancock NY for a weekend of off road action. This event is open to 125 vehicles. Registration is open now.
On Saturday April 27th 2013 OK Auto held their first event of 2013, the Spring Show Off and Open House.
Below is a picture of the jeepfan.com 78 CJ-5 at Rausch Creek in 2006. The Jeep was tackling a rock garden during OK Auto’s 4X4 Tour event. This event was the final trail run for the old Jeep, it’s since been cleaned up and retired to preserve it.
It’s amazing how the time flies and how things change. Back in the late 90’s the rage was RTI or ramp travel index. This is a measurement of how much “flex” a Jeep has.
The Tar Hollow grounds are essentially a main 18 mile loop through the woods with hero loops containing varying challenges and difficulty that branch off the main trail and return. Some of the hero trails contain deep mud/water holes, steep hills, and rock fields. There is plenty to keep everyone happy.
