Dirt Every Day Extra

Dave Chappelle and Fred Williams discuss the little, red rockcrawler truck and what will be next for the MazGrande.

Viewers ask about anything and everything, including questions regarding buildups and breakfast.

Fred gives an update on the status of Clampy and explains why he isn't wheeling it.

Fred and Dave talk about careers for those who want to get into the off-road industry.

Fred Williams shows off the new GMC MultiPro Tailgate truck he's been testing.

General Motors just introduced a ½-ton truck with an inline-six 3.0L diesel engine.

Fred Williams does a quick recap of the various Wrangler engine options and their pricing structure.

The new EcoDiesel Jeep isn’t the lowest priced Wrangler, but it probably has better fuel economy than any Wrangler ever with nearly 30 miles per gallon. Fred Williams gets under the hood of the Jeep to show all.

Fred Williams contemplates buying a brand-new diesel Jeep Wrangler.

Fred Williams has been waiting for a diesel Wrangler for a long time and it’s pretty cool. If anyone has been interested in this vehicle they'll find out all about it.

Fred Williams and Dave Chappelle share some outtakes and bloopers that happened while filming.

Fred Williams reveals some behind-the-scenes moments that happened on set when filming.

Fred Williams answers a question about the Scouthouse and divulges some behind-the-scenes info.

Fred Williams answers viewer questions, whether they are about trucks or dogs or food or whatever.

Fred Williams answers a viewer's question about getting a Jeep YJ with a 2.5L engine and an automatic transmission. Fred gives his opinion on why this might not be the best option.

The red 1973 Chevy that drove across the Rubicon Trail has been sitting for a bit, but it's being considered for an upcoming return to action.

When a viewer asks about his opinion of Suzuki Samurais, Fred Williams explains why he feels the way he does about them. Also, stay tuned for a future Suzuki episode.

Find out how Fred Williams’ dogs, Batman and Baxter, get along off-road and in the shop.

Graeme Tydeman lives in Oregon and has a rock buggy that he built more than 15 years ago and it’s still running strong. Graeme discusses how he has modified the vehicle over the years to make it lighter and work better.

Fred Williams explains what a Zerk fitting is and how to replace it.

Many people asked if Tube Sock broke an axle when the wheels ripped off. The short answer is no. The long answer is on this episode.