• Originally built in the mid-west during the 1970s
• Used by and purchased from an amusement park at Wisconsin Dells, WI, in 1992
• Restored to its current condition and provides scenic country rides pulled behind a vehicle

• Purchased from an amusement park in Wisconsin Dells, WI, in 1992
• Built in late 1940s and run by 110-volt, electric motor
• This ride has beautiful, hand-painted horses and can hold up to eight children at a time

• Originally built as a 1984 Ford Parcel Van
• Purchased in 1993 from a catering house near Clifton Park, NY
• Restored from the ground up at Sunny Hill with an inline, 6-cylinder engine and automatic transmission
• Used to transport guests to barbecue at Lake Loree and around Sunny Hill

• 2000 Ford F250 Super Duty Extended Cab 4x4 , one of a kind, “special edition”
• Completely modified by Ford Motor Company to showcase their new Super Duty line of      trucks in 2000
• 18” Kelederman air bags over fox gas charged shocks
• 48” Mickey Thompson tires and wheels
• V10 supercharged engine with custom designed headers
• Custom paint & decals with special light package acquired in December 2008 from a gentleman currently serving in the Marines and living in Maryland

• Originally used by a Tennessee Zoo to take supplies to the animals
• Purchased at auction in 1965
• Modified with a 1965 Ford Mustang, 200 cubic inch, V6 engine and automatic, 3-speed transmission
• This customized street rod takes adults and children around the roads of Sunny Hill

• A 1961 Dodge Power Wagon used by the military
• Powered by a 230c.i. flat head, inline, six-cylinder engine with a 4-speed transmission
• It had a variety of uses; military transport, towing of Howitzers and various trailers
• Obtained in 1996 from the Torrington, Connecticut Fire Department
• A popular ride that showcases the vehicle’s versatility on the many trails at Sunny Hill

• Built in Italy in 1990
• Used by an amusement park near London for seven years and obtained from a UK Road Train company
• Restored from the ground up at Sunny Hill in 1998
• Powered by a 4-cylinder, water-cooled, Ford diesel engine and 4-speed transmission
• It can carry up to 80 adults and children and can reach speeds of 15 MPH

• Built circa 1940, this ride shows its versatility in that it can be towed to various locations at Sunny Hill for the delight of the little ones
• Eight children can ride at a time
• Acquired from a local fire department near Albany, NY in 1999 and restored at Sunny Hill

• Built in 1995 by an amusement park company in Front Royal, VA
• Restored and upgraded with an 18-horsepower, twin cylinder engine and hydrostatic drive
• Used by both adults and children for rides around the Sunny Hill properties

• Built in 1985 by AM General and purchased at private auction in Atlanta, GA in 1999
• Considered by the military as one of the most versatile vehicles in use
• Able to carry passengers through various types of terrain and trails
• It replaced the Willys Jeep
• Powered by a V8 General Motors diesel engine with automatic transmission

• Built during the 1980’s by a carriage builder in Vermont
• Designed to resemble an 1800’s style wedding wagon that was towed by horses and carried the bride, groom, and wedding party from the church to the reception
• Purchased from a dealer in Freehold, NY in 1998

• This extremely rare truck was used as a military personnel carrier during the Vietnam War
• This vehicle has the steepest climbing ability of any rubber-tire vehicle ever built for the military
• It could carry personnel and supplies through swamps and up hills (up to 60 °) and can cruise at 55 MPH for over 400 miles
• Powered by a 4-cylinder, Detroit diesel engine with a 4-speed transmission
• Built in 1970 by Consolidated Diesel and Electric Company

• This ride started the JUST FOR FUN RIDES at Sunny Hill
• Built circa 1980 to be used as a tractor-pulled hayride on the scenic country roads of Sunny Hill
• A hay-less, hayride has been added for those guests with allergies

• 1960 B Model Mack Truck
• Originally owned and operated by the New Hyde Park Fire Dept. of Long Island
• Purchased and operated by the Oak Hill / Durham NY Volunteer Fire Company in 1970
• Purchased in 1987 by Sunny Hill and used as a backup water pump for  Sunny Hill’s golf course
• Used now for rides around the Sunny Hill properties
• Powered by a 707 c.i., inline, 6 cylinder gas engine and a 5 speed transmission

• Used by the Kiskatom, NY Fire Department from 1970 –1995
• Built in 1970, the Fire Engine has been kept in its original condition including its red paint
• Powered by a 390 V8 Ford engine with 5-speed transmission

• Originally built as a 1956 VW Bug
• Powered by a 4-cylinder, 1600 c.c., air-cooled engine with 4-speed transmission
• All the custom woodwork was expertly crafted in the 1970’s by Art Naperstek of Morning Mist Farm (on Plattekill Road, just off the 13th tee)
• Sunny Hill acquired the ride in 1988 for its guests that like exciting rides

• Bought in 2002 from Fred Ropke , of Indiana, owner of the largest private collection of military vehicles
• Used by Marines in Desert Storm as a personnel and cargo carrier
• Originally a M1015A1 with a full tracked electronic weapons platform, then converted by Sunny Hill
• Used to take guests around an obstacle course built for a tank

• Purchased privately in Schenectady from the Connecticut Air National Guard
• Built in 1971 with a turbo-charged diesel engine
• Originally designed for use as personnel & cargo carrier for WWII
• Used to take guests around the Sunny Hill grounds

• Carnival Ride
• Built by Zamperlla Rides of Italy in 1995
• 6 Elephants that go around and up and down
• Used in Staten Island NY from 1995-2002
• First named “Clown Around Manhattan”
• Used in various locations at Sunny Hill

Obstacle Course

• Originally purchased in 2001 from an Inflatable Company in the United Kingdom 
• Used during July & August  for children to play and climb on

Fun Bus

• 1989 International chassis with a diesel engine and an automatic transmission
• Used as a school bus in upstate New York for approximately 15 years
• Purchased from a local dealer in 2006, then decaled in the current cartoon theme