Dirt Every Day Extra

On this episode of Dirt Every Day Extra, Fred Williams puts the call out for viewer questions and gets a bunch. First off, he gets asked about roadkill, his dogs and his favorite burger joint.

Fred Williams is answering viewer questions about all the projects he has sitting around the Dirt Head shop. On this episode of Dirt Every Day Extra, Williams dives into why he has too many 4x4's.

This time on Dirt Every Day Extra, Fred Williams answers questions about some of his favorite things, and he has to explain what happened to his leg when his mother writes in.

Fred Williams has been answering viewer questions all week, and it's time for some more on this episode of Dirt Every Day Extra! No matter what you want to know, whether it's about cars or cooking, Williams has an answer.

This time on Dirt Every Day Extra, the viewer questions keep coming! Whether it's about engines, coffee or whatever, they'll have an answer.

A lot of people ask us our opinions on stuff, and Fred Williams isn't afraid to voice his thoughts on various topics, so on this episode of Dirt Every Day Extra, he'll even tell you what he thinks of snow!

On this episode of Dirt Every Day Extra, check out all the last-minute safety and tech prep Fred Williams and Dave Chappelle did on their 4Runner before hurling it through the course of the Yellowstone Off Road Race.

This time on Dirt Every Day Extra, Fred Williams and Dave Chappelle ponder life decisions while trying to nurse their mud-caked and mud-bound 4Runner during the Yellowstone Off Road Race.

Fred Williams takes a tour with Tommy, the owner of SgtJeep, checking out some of the inventory. They walk you through some of the finer points of buying a used Jeep, what to look for, and how to score great buys!

Fred Williams is back with Tommy, the owner of SgtJeep, and this time they're checking out a 1975 Wagoneer. It has some killer options and loads of potential that just might be looking for a new home with Williams.

This time on Dirt Every Day Extra, Fred Williams is with the owner of SgtJeep, and they're digging deep into a 1975 Wagoneer. Tommy gives Williams the lowdown on how to recognize a small-block 401 from other Jeep engines.

On this episode of Dirt Every Day Extra, Fred Williams is back with Tommy, owner of SgtJeep, exploring the yard and talking about what to look for, and what to look out for, when buying an LJ.

This time on Dirt Every Day Extra, Fred Williams and Tommy from SgtJeep check out a burned-out jeep that belonged to one of Williams friends. The guys tell you what to salvage and which parts are better left to the elements.

Fred Williams heads out into the yard with the owner of SgtJeep, to check out some of the inventory. The guys walk you through how to check a junkyard Jeep's structural integrity after a wreck and what's worth the trouble to fix.

Fred Williams is back with Tommy, the owner of SgtJeep. This time they're checking out a 2008 Jeep with a salvage title. Williams and Tommy look inside the shop and find a Jeep ready for wheeling and built to play.

On this episode of Dirt Every Day Extra, Fred Williams continues to explore SgtJeep, along with owner and Jeep buff Tommy New. This time, they take a look at a late-60s style Jeepster Commando.

Continuing a series of Jeep Dirt Every Day Extras, Fred Williams and Tommy New, owner of SgtJeep, check out a sweet CJ clip conversion on a YJ frame and discuss the benefits of such a project.

Fred Williams and Tommy New, owner of SgtJeep, check out a 1977 CJ-5 that belongs to one of New's friends. They reminisce about their own CJ-5s and give some good tips on what to do and what not to do with these stylish beasts.

Fred Williams runs solo through SgtJeep and finds another 70s-style CJ-5. It is the epitome of trail-run vehicles from those days, and Williams walks through the modifications and adjustments on this desert king!

Today on Dirt Every Day Extra, Fred Williams is back with Tommy New, the owner of SgtJeep. This time they take a look at the frame of a CJ-7 and discuss what to look for when scouting parts for these gnarly, old Jeeps!