A vintage International 4×4 brush fire truck from the 1970s, fully intact with original detailing and functional features. Equipped with water tank. hose reels, pump, and classic sirens / lights. Ideal for period productions, camp scenes, rural Midwest settings, or background texture. Park-ready and easy to position for hero shots or atmospheric use.

A vintage International Harvester TravelAll station wagon with dark green paint, woodgrain paneling, and original Camp Wandawega markings. Period-correct interior details, curtains in the rear windows, and a roof rack that can accommodate props or canoes. Ideal for Midwest rural settings, camp scenes, or productions seeking an authentic vintage family wagon.

A modern 2-wheel drive Ural motorcycle with a classic military-inspired silhouette and a fully functional sidecar. Finished in deep green with Wandawega detailing. Includes a windshield, front and sidecar lighting, rear-mounted spare tire, and rugged off-road tires. Ideal for lifestyle shoots, outdoor adventure scenes, and productions needing a timeless motorcycle that fits anywhere from the 1940s to present day.

A classic farm tractor in cream and red. Large rear tires, steel front grille, and fully functional operation for light movement and positioning on set. Ideal for farm, rural, or woodland scenes, or as background equipment for Americana and Midwest period productions.

A classic 1970s Ford pick up with hand-painted Camp Wandawega insignia on the doors. Long-bed model with period-correct trim. Classic Americana farm / work-truck styling. Ideal for rural settings, camp scenes, ‘60s to ‘80s period productions, or any project needing an authentic American pickup.

A set of four custom-painted Heritage Bikes in brown, green, yellow, and white. Each bike features chrome accents, wire baskets, leather saddles, and Camp Wandawega branding. One bicycle in the fleet is a tandem. Ideal for lifestyle shoots, summer camp scenes, resort environments, or productions needing a clean, vintage-inspired look with modern reliability.

A rare 1966 Dodge Monaco 500 finished in “Mauve Poly” with a black vinyl top. This full-size hardtop carries the look of a well-kept gentlemans’ cruiser from the muscle car era, with the original 383, automatic transmisson, and dual exhaust. Located in Chicago.

The Honda GB500 (1985–1990) is a stylish, lightweight café racer-style motorcycle powered by a 498cc air-cooled single-cylinder engine. Inspired by 1950s/60s British/Isle of Man TT racers, it features clip-on handlebars, wire-spoked wheels, and a solo seat, Works for ‘60s to modern era scenes. Located in Chicago.

A rare, classic XJ coupé in white with a black vinyl top, black leather interior, and chrome detailing. Distinctive British luxury styling. Ideal for period productions, upscale character vehicles, or any scene requiring a refined European car with timeless presence. Located in Chicago.

A late 1960s - early ‘70s style V8 sprint car, the kind you would have seen tearing up the dirt and asphalt tracks across the Midwest. This one was hand-built by legendary builder Gary Babineau as a tribute to Kirby Brothers Racing. Learn more at kirbybrothers.com

A 1929 B-Class Street Roadster, kitted out to tear up the drag strips of Illinois and Missouri in the '50s and '60s – then retired to a storage building, where it spent the next fifty-odd years. All of the current paint, Dutching full moon racing discs, roll bar, upholstery, much of the running gear, and door graphics are original to it's race era. Learn more at cheaterridesagain.com

Classic step van, designed by the legendary industrial designer Raymond Lowey (of Studebaker and Coke bottle fame) and commonly used as city delivery trucks for bread, milk, etc. Produced from 1938 until 1975, this one started out as a furniture delivery truck in South Carolina.

We also have a handful of UTVs, side-by-sides, golf carts, track machine, forklift, man lift, etc. including an articulated Pug with a hydraulic dump bed and a Polaris Ranger side-by-side with heated cab and manual dump bed. These work vehicles are available to hire with one of our staff as operator, for 4-hour minimum windows.

Barn-find classic. The new leather on the original metal seat pan is the one modern luxury. The rubber is original, so not safe for proper road speeds, plus there's no brakes to speak of, but she runs and that's a start. This came from a barn in Central Illinois where it had sat for 40 or more years. Rescued by Sam Surratt and brought back to life with the wizardry and patience of Chisolm's Cycle in Beardstown, Illinois

Late 1960s / early 1970s electric-start snowmobile produced by Kiekhaefer Mercury, known for their "jet age" design.

A classic square body K5 Blazer, a full-size sport-utility vehicle that was marketed by Chevrolet from the 1969 to 1994 model years. A variant of the C/K truck line, the K5 Blazer is a shortened version of the half-ton pickup line.

Also inquire about our available equipment & operator services, including 30ft vertical man lift, 16 ft box truck, electric utility carts, trailers, etc. (Operator and equipment 4 hour minimum).