Dirt Every Day Extra

Our viewers are awesome, and they have some fun and wacky ideas. On this episode of Dirt Every Day Extra, we try to answer some of their nagging questions.

Dirt Every Day was originally an everyday road trip where Rick Péwé and David Freiburger rescued a Jeep and drove it home. Meet very first Jeep that they took on the everyday road trip.

When a viewer asks what upgrades he should do to his Chevy 6.2L diesel, Fred Williams and Dave Chappelle have to break the news. Someone else wants to know what upgraded axle he can bolt into his Jeep Cherokee XJ.

Walking around an off-road shop and junkyard in northern Idaho called Mawdco with the owner, Ben Millward, Fred Williams and Dave Chappelle take a closer look at just one of the many really cool trucks there.

On this episode of Dirt Every Day Extra, Fred Williams and Dave Chappelle are walking around the yard at Mawdco in Oldtown, Idaho with owner Ben Millward. They found an old Scout and had Millward tell them the story behind it.

Fred Williams and Dave Chappelle find tons of great old parts for older American 4x4s.

Most of the off-road market is moving toward link suspensions instead of leaf springs for solid-axle 4x4s. Dave Chappelle and Fred Williams discuss that, and also why there aren't new mini-trucks from the OEMs.

While walking around Mawdco, Fred Williams falls in love with a 70s-era 3/4-ton International Harvester Travelall. This cool, old family trickster has racked up more than 500,000 miles and is ready for more adventure.

In 1971 Jeep offered a special Wagoneer with top-of-the-line amenities. Ben Millward of Mawdco educates Fred Williams and Dave Chappelle about the special 1414X Wagoneer package and what it includes.

Mawdco is an amazing off-road yard with 45 years' worth of parts accumulation, and Fred Williams found some stuff that he needed for a future build including a great lightweight front axle.

On this episode of Dirt Every Day Extra, Dave Chappelle and Fred Williams discuss what projects they're getting rid of, and which ones they'd like to bring home.

Mawdco has big and little 4x4 parts, and the axle on this episode of Dirt Every Day Extra will end up in a project vehicle in an upcoming Dirt Every Day.

Ben Millward has had a 1970 International Scout 800A since he started driving, and it's really cool. Over the years, he and his dad have done a few upgrades to make it work better, but it's also not overly built.

We found a V-6 powered CJ-5 at Mawdco that we totally fell in love with. Ben Millward, the owner of Mawdco, schools us on the various types of CJ-5s and why this one in particular is so special for his family.

It's not very often that these two get to drive new 4x4s, but Fred Williams and Dave Chappelle are taking a brand-new Jeep Wrangler Rubicon with twin-turbo 2.0L engine for a test drive.

The new JL Wrangler has lots of changes from the older one, the Dirt Heads get their hands on a new Two-Door and do a walk-around review.

Fred Williams has owned this big Cummins-powered Jeep Wrangler for years and even took his mom four-wheeling in it. But it's been sitting for a few years, so it's time to look at what this Jeep's been doing and what it needs next.

Putting an automatic transmission in a Flatfender Jeep is not easy, but it is possible. Fred Williams provides the recipe for success when trying to go auto in a short Jeep.

Watch two knuckleheads play with a Jeep and make a TV show on this episode of Dirt Every Day Extra.

Tony Carvallo of Dynatrac rides along with Fred Williams as he takes their Jeep JL for a test drive to try out its new EnduroSport suspension kit.

After driving the Dynatrac Jeep JL Wrangler, Fred Williams decided to take Dynatrac's Tony Carvallo for a ride in his 1972 Wagoneer to show it off, and the two talk about how the Wagoneer of yesteryear compares to the new Jeeps.

Clampy is Fred Williams' Toyota rock crawler. Toyotas are super reliable and always start. Unless, of course, they don't because they've been sitting too long and the fuel pump died.

Road trips are a blast, and road tripping in a rock crawler is a super blast. You can yell at your friend, you're cold and you don't go very fast. Fred Williams and Dave Chappelle discuss road trips and why Idaho is great.