the engineering of off road clearances include some angles

From Car and Driver Magazine June 2014 issue, http://www.caranddriver.com/features/dissected-2015-jeep-renegade-feature

unexpectedly, he smoothly makes it through this obstacle!

Found on http://www.videosoffroad.com/2012/11/project-jk-raw.html

I have to applaud a cool event by a company, not selling the Jeeps, just allowing Jeep owners to experience a 3 level obstacle course in the middle of Daytona Beach

the back roads of Michigan and Wisconsin, just dirt roads, frequently full of water that never drains away, and great for atvs

1977 Mint 400

Found on http://themint400.com/media/photos/1977-mint-400/

another monster off road machine from Latourneau (they made the arctic explorers)

The variation of this at the 4 minute mark would be handy when driving over zombies

Found on http://jalopnik.com/the-ten-weirdest-one-off-work-vehicles-1562984103 via Skylar's Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/SkylarWoodman

cheap, easily obtained, weatherproof, and rugged. Ammo cans for off road vehciles

and this Toyota owner has went a long way to getting his suv to be ready for adventure. Check out that rear bumper, rivets, Line X painted panels.. not screwing around

Big Red... Mickey Thompson's ol truck was sold off on Ebay

Found on http://offroadaction.ca/2013/08/18/mickey-thompsons-big-red/

Having a bad day? look at these Aussies having a couple mud bogs, and then a roll over, and the tides coming in all the while. Proves again that a snatch strap is what you need in mud, snow, etc

Found on http://realmansman.com/

King of the Hammer 2013

Found on http://stipistop.com/uttalan-utakon/

with a crusher crawler, you will have no problem running over zombies

an Army Corps or Engineers vehicle for getting through swampy tree areas between the Atlantic and the Gulf of Texas, across Florida to make a barge canal (Like the successful Ohio canal) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross_Florida_Barge_Canal though the impassible swampy areas where they wanted to make roads in Alabama, Loiusianna, Missouri, etc. it didn't get stuck, because there was no belly pan, it's all track. Powered by a pair of 270 hp Caterpillar engines

Found on http://strangernn.livejournal.com/799388.html#cutid1 which has more info and photos