Safari Special

White vintage Volkswagen Beetle racing car numbered 28 speeding across an expansive, open desert landscape.
Safari Special

Five days and 1300 miles of racing through the untamed wilderness of Baja California, Mexico. A rehash of the original Mexican 1000 rallies of the late 60s, with custom-rebuilt chassis and Buck Mason gear to match. All in tribute to the mavericks, the cowboys, the renegades, and the machines that made the sport what it is today.

Two racers wearing helmets and driving suits sit inside a rugged off-road dune buggy.
A person in a Safari racing suit repairs vehicle suspension components on a workshop floor.
A blue off-road buggy with racing decals speeds through a sandy desert landscape.

A LIMITED COLLECTION

A thrilling if demanding 5-day trek through rugged terrain requires the proper equipment to keep the team up to the task. This year, we outfitted them in our coveralls, a nod to the original racing suits of the 60s, and printed up a limited run of our signature styles to celebrate the successful race.


Two men in casual jackets and trousers pose next to a vintage dune buggy outdoors.
A vintage dune buggy drives along a rugged, unpaved dirt road through an open landscape.

The origins of Safari Special trace back to 1967 and ‘68, a time of exciting exploration and pushing boundaries. It encapsulates an era filled with endless possibilities and a spirit of limitless adventure.

Aerial black and white shot of a car driving down a dusty desert road with a white map outline.
BAD ROADS, GOOD PEOPLE