Any Jeep pics you want to share?
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I should have mentioned the article was an interesting read. Thanks for adding that.
Jeep (and others) have made some neat, usually odd, small vehicles.
Here's one from the 70s.
1977 JEEP II
Jeep II
The late-seventies trend toward fuel economy and smaller vehicles prompted this "Concept Jeep II" prototype, which stylistically was very reminiscent of the Willys MB. Unless seen side-by-side with the CJ-5, it is hard to believe that the Jeep II is two feet shorter and nine inches lower. At that time, Renault had not yet purchased American Motors, and AMC couldn't afford the cost of developing an all-new Jeep to the production stage. They eventually discarded the idea of simply shrinking the CJ, and in the early eighties began the development of the Wrangler.
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That's right !!
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I should have mentioned the article was an interesting read. Thanks for adding that.
Jeep (and others) have made some neat, usually odd, small vehicles.
Here's one from the 70s.
1977 JEEP II
Jeep II
The late-seventies trend toward fuel economy and smaller vehicles prompted this "Concept Jeep II" prototype, which stylistically was very reminiscent of the Willys MB. Unless seen side-by-side with the CJ-5, it is hard to believe that the Jeep II is two feet shorter and nine inches lower. At that time, Renault had not yet purchased American Motors, and AMC couldn't afford the cost of developing an all-new Jeep to the production stage. They eventually discarded the idea of simply shrinking the CJ, and in the early eighties began the development of the Wrangler.
Made me think of this little thing. I had one as my only car for four and a half years. It's what got me hooked on no doors, no roof motoring
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Talked to my old friend eric moved the tear down into the shop and unfortunately turned the heater on 37 degrees and raining very good night
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- Landing
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Talked to my old friend Craig with a capital C and unfortunately turned on the $5 garage sale oil filled heater as its 38 degrees and started to tear down this dash.
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1979
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- Landing
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1983, horizontal
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Talked to my old friend Craig with a capital C and unfortunately turned on the $5 garage sale oil filled heater as its 38 degrees and started to tear down this dash.
ooohhhh, Honey dash pad.....
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- Landing
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Im sorry , look away, as that is a nutmeg looking a little honey-ish in the flourelescent lights ...[emoji51]
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Is that your Jeep. I have never seen bumper like that other than this one that I may put on my Scrambler. The brand slips my mind but I think the builder made bumpers for the first of the "Turtle" expedition vehicles. Tow bar is not show in my pictures but is in my shed.
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Not mine but one currently at the shop. It's built by Rickard.
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Yep, thats the name I was thinking. Never new for sure but it is 100% confirmed now. Thanks, it only took about 15 years to KNOW for sure who made it.Not mine but one currently at the shop. It's built by Rickard.
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- Marysville
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May put on?!? Man, if I had that front bumper sitting in the garage, I'd use it in a heartbeat!
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