In the days after the tragic Moore, Oklahoma tornado, we heard many incredible stories of everyday people coming to the rescue. One such story came from Bryan Hutton, who lost his family home in the tornado. After digging through the remains of his home, he discovered his beloved Jeep, battered but still running in the garage. His orange icon, named ´Stomper´, became a saving grace that day, pulling many of his neighbors to safety.

A Jeep enthusiast who also helped many Oklahomans following the storm, Lance Kenyon, heard the story of Stomper and decided he wanted to help.
"It's Jeepers," Kenyon said. "When you're on the trail and you break something, everybody comes together and they're not going to leave you until you're fixed." Six months, and more than a dozen sponsors later, Stomper and Bryan were reunited, under the bright lights of Las Vegas at the SEMA Show. Following its unveiling, we were honored to help further by transporting it back to Oklahoma for Bryan and his family.

We would like to say thank you to the hundreds of people and the police escort that helped our MagnaFlow rig deliver Stomper home safe and sound!