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A Selection of Signs

Signs

Posted June 14 2008 01:54 PM by Stover

Signs, Signs everywhere the signs... so the song goes. This got me thinking about how important sinage is to our culture. Over the past few years I've collected some good examples of wheeler-friendly signs. Other signs...

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Toyota Donation Causes Uproar

Toyota Donation Controversy Fires Up Wheelers

Posted April 10 2008 12:10 PM by seanpholman

A recent $20 million dollar donation from Toyota to the Audubon Society has caused quite the stir throughout the four wheeling community...

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F-150 Raptor: An Urban Legend?

Ford Suggests The The Raptor Is Just The Loch Ness Monster

Posted February 14 2008 03:24 PM by seanpholman

Raptor information is heating up this afternoon! A Ford rep recently suggested to a colleague of ours that the “Raptor” F-150 story we broke recently might just be an urban legend and doesn’t really exist. Our allies at...

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The 4x4 Bucket List: Which Would You Choose?

Vehicles We Wish Would Go Away

Posted February 7 2008 03:15 PM by Doug McColloch

Is the Jeep Compass headed for extinction soon? Please, don't everybody cheer at once . . .

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Your Tax Dollars at Work

The Latest War on, uh, Truck Accessories

Posted January 25 2008 04:00 PM by Doug McColloch

The politicians are at it again . . .

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Happy Holidays From The Four Wheeler Family To You

Thanks For Reading Four Wheeler

Posted December 25 2007 07:42 PM by seanpholman

On this Merry Christmas evening, we would like to extend our heartfelt appreciation to you for reading Four Wheeler and extend holiday wishes to you and your family.

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The 2008 FWOTY Results Are On Newsstands Now!

Hummer H3 Alpha Wins FWOTY

Posted December 23 2007 11:41 PM by seanpholman

In a field of six highly competetive vehicles, the Hummer H3 Alpha emerged as the winner in this year's competition. What are your thoughts?

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Mexican Trucks on U.S. Roadways

Current Events: Long-Haul Trucks

Posted September 12 2007 01:23 PM by Doug McColloch

Mexican long-haul trucks will now have full access to U.S. roadways.

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Future Four Wheeler Joins FW Family

Tech Editor Holman Welcomes A New Addition

Posted August 6 2007 12:44 PM by seanpholman

On July 20, 2007, Tech Editor Sean Holman and his wife Heather welcomed a beautiful and healthy baby girl in to the family. Marin Jean Holman was born at 4:08pm at Hoag Hospital in Newport Beach, Ca. She was 7 pounds, 13...

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Should Holman Buy A Flattie???

Sean ponders the opportunity to buy a prisitine '51

Posted May 11 2007 12:25 PM by seanpholman

After thinking about it for years, I might actually be ready to pull the trigger and add a flat fender to the garage. A beautiful Harley Sportster and Project RangeRunner need to go, but this is a good chance to get...

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BE PREPARED! Things You NEED on the trail

Four Wheeler Article Feedback

Posted May 1 2007 08:00 AM by seanpholman

On page 54 of our June, 2007 issue, we wrote about the 10 most overlooked items for the trail. We discussed why we chose these 10 and asked you to come to fourwheeler.com and tell us what your thoughts are, and what items...

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We're bringing back the SuperBurb

Chevy Suburban - Project SuperBurb

Posted March 22 2007 02:18 PM by Stover

Some of you may remember a former Tech Editor Craig Perronne. Craig left Four Wheeler in 2004 to work for another magazine. Unfortunatly Craig took his 1971 Chevy Suburban project with him.

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Rubicon Express JK Long Arm Installation Spy Photos!

2007 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited JK Project

Posted February 26 2007 12:47 PM by seanpholman

Check out actual photos and professional artist illustrations from our weekend at Rubicon Express! Our JK Project is now sporting the awesome Rubicon Express Long Arm kit.We spent this past weekend up at the Rubicon...

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Do Brubaker and Holman Really Hate Each Other?

Editors Brubaker And Holman = Best Of Friends?

Posted February 8 2007 03:36 PM by seanpholman

We receive wacky mail all the time asking if, or suggesting that Brubaker and Holman are anything but the best of friends... is it true? Sean answers your concerns here!

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Four Wheeler Staff Gets Interactive

Four Wheeler Staff

Posted February 5 2007 09:49 AM by seanpholman

Want to communicate with the Four Wheeler staff? Tech Editor Sean Holman and Feature Editor Robin Stover begin to make regular contributions to fourwheeler.com.

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