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Red River Valley Amateur Radio Club
Amateur Radio in and around the Red River Valley Area of Northeast Texas
All,
I recently ran across this beast in Paris, Texas, sporting Oklahoma plates.
It’s an Apocalypse Hellfire 6×6 — essentially what happens when somebody looks at a Jeep Gladiator and says, “Needs more axles.”
Six wheels, enormous tires, outrageous bodywork, and about as subtle as showing up to church in a tank. Apocalypse has built these things in some seriously potent configurations, including Hellcat-powered versions.
No idea who owns this particular one, but it certainly made an impression.
My photos from Paris, Texas:



And a few glamour shots showing the Hellfire in its natural habitat:
Photo: Apocalypse 6×6 / duPont REGISTRY
Photo: Apocalypse Manufacturing / PR Newswire

Photo: Apocalypse Hellfire 6×6 / Auto Świat
For anyone interested in more detail here is the link to my initial Grok “WTH is that?” exchange (link here). And here is a link to the manufacturer’s original launch press release (link here). If anyone decides they just have to have one, I say let’s bring it out to Kathy and my shop and do your radio installs and any other “dial it in” stuff in the air conditioned comfort under our Big Ass Fan! 😎
73,
Phillip Beall (W5EBC)
Red River Valley Amateur Radio Club (RRVARC) is a licensed FCC radio operator (WB5RDD) and an affiliate of the American Radio Relay League (ARRL) – The National Association for Amateur Radio®.
Club members – hams – are persons interested in amateur radio operations and public service. The Club and its members participate in public service events such as the Tour de Paris, Field Day and educational activities, as well as during emergency preparedness activations.
The RRVARC is a 501(c)3 tax-exempt organization.
The Red River Valley Amateur Radio Club meets at Paris Municipal Court (2910 Clarksville St, Paris, TX 75460) usually on the 4th Saturday of each month.
Note: Special events like Field Day and some November and December meetings are excepted. Check the events calendar for special location, dates and time.