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Very cool to see what accessories were available. Some I knew about, some I didn't. :thumbsup:
 
That "Class II hitch" on the second to last page- anyone know what that fits? I have a NOS one here I'm looking to sell...
 
That WAS a great stroll back in time. I remember all of my new jeeps ( one of our best friends owned a jeep dealership ) and all the cool accesories that I wanted but could not afford at the time. Thanks for the memories.
 
crawl it ?

82nd said:
Here's a cool Warn 8274 ad from 1979 with a CJ winch mount...
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I really like Warn Industries products and advertisements.
Ramsey touted themselves as work winches while Warn was looking good & hardcore playing.
(who wants to work....LOL.)

Never seen that ad before, someone do a click free.

That is rock crawling, before there was rock crawling.

Wonder if a linked & locked Scrambler could crawl it? :eek:
 
I always liked this ad-

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Music to my...eyes?

Nice one! Not sure why it makes me want to burst out into..."livin' on the edge"??? LOL!
 
As much fun as it is to see these it makes me feel old as hell when I realize I seen all these adds before when they were first in print.... Talk about a time warp.....
 
I just bought a '82 owners manuel for my jeep, 7.00 bucks off ebay! its a real one too, not a repro. I also bought a sales brochure from '82.
 
Keep it up guys, these are AWESOME!!! I need to dig out my mint 84 sales brochure to scan in.

:popcorn: :bow: :popcorn:
 
OhOhOhohohohohoh....

I'm crying on my keyboard...
Can we have a belated moment of silence?
 
My wife thinks that's what my back yard would look like if I won the lottery...and was single.:shrug:
 
Here are some pictures from the CJ-8 Wagon brochure, which was called CJ-8 Wagoneer in Austria. Quite interestingly several parts were manufactured in Austria it states like the spare tire carrier and the rear bumpers. This probably gave a huge boost to our economy back then. What I didn't know was that the World Cab was built of galvanised steel along with the doors, front windshield frame and fenders. They also say that there was an additional third front seat available making it possible to transport 8 passengers plus driver. Kind a crowdy.
 

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