Description:Whether you're a seasoned off-roader or are just starting out, it's essential to fix your rig up with the right gear. While your Jeep® or Ram Brand ride can do a lot on its own, these accessories help make the trip even more exciting. From winches and roof racks to skid plates and suspension systems, these 10 essential off-roading accessories prepare you for the adventure ahead.

Description:This 1969 Dodge Charger R/T equipped with the SE Package, power windows, air conditioning, power drum brakes, power steering and front center cushion with fold-down armrest.

Description:In 1974, while going to school at Idaho State University I saw a Dodge Challenger on a used car lot that I loved but thought there was no way my dad would agree to help me get it.

Description:When I was 15 years old, I saw the commercial for the new 1966 Dodge Charger during the Rose Bowl. That car was a winner! My friends were buying other makes and models but I was going to join the "Dodge Rebellion" and become a Dodge Boy. I ordered my silver '66 Charger with the 383 engine as I could not afford the extra money needed for the new street HEMI® setup. The car arrived in March 1966 but it had to sit for another month until I turned 16 and took my driver's license test in April.

Description:I can't recall exactly when I began collecting the die cast cars; we have two boys and we would buy them the Hot Wheels or Matchbox vehicles. As I discovered the Chrysler brand cars I would pick them up for myself. The first larger 1:18 scale car I purchased was a nice red 1969 Dodge Charger R/T which coincidentally turned out to be the muscle car I ended up buying.

Description:We found this 1977 Jeep® Wagoneer through a family friend that has a small collection of full size Jeep Brand vehicles. My dad bought 4 Jeep Brand vehicles from his friend, a white 87 or 88 Grand Wagoneer that was sold a few years ago, a J10 pick up that was also sold, this 77 Wag and a 77 Chief S that may be the next project.