So what would y'all do...
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ScaleLifeNewbie
I wanna be Dave
So what would y'all do...
Definitely not for the money, right??
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OutLore
Pebble Pounder
Maybe she's Venezuelan?BJoe
I wanna be Dave
I'm posting this here, but I think it actually belongs in the "WTH" thread...
326206855_696087612307384_8673578793674035012_n by Scott O, on Flickr
Plymouth Voyager III Concept Van, actually saw it at the Chicago Auto Show 33 years ago too!
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plymouth_Voyager_3
a jeep sign would be more apropriate for this meme than a ford signMy dad sent me this one.
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DRED805
Rock Crawler
RiZZa
Rock Stacker
The irony is that the beer bottle is Australian brand of beer, Great Northern. Nice drop too [emoji108]Ok which one are y'all was it?
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HyperMark
Quarry Creeper
funny thing is that jeep was made by ford motor company during ww2 so the jeep is the history of the broncoMy dad sent me this one.
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Panther6834
I wanna be Dave
Actually, that's only a "half-truth". All of the original Jeeps supplied to the U.S. Army were made by Willys. It was only upon the Army wanting production ramped up, that tl Willys authorized the Army to award a secondary contract to Ford...but, even though Ford was building the additionally needed vehicles, they were still built using the Willys design. As for the design, itself, three companies participated in submitting designs & prototypes to the Army - Willys, Ford, and Bantam. The army selected the design by Willys, although they wanted the front grill designed by Ford incorporated into the finished design
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hpiguy
Rock Crawler
^^Yep, no different than 1911 handguns have been made for military use by everyone from Remington, to the Singer sewing machine company.
Panther6834
I wanna be Dave
"Hey, mister. Can I get them sewing machine that also fires 7.62mm rounds?" [emoji3060]
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Willys didn't authorized anything, they didn't have any right on the Jeep, plans and patents of the Jeep were property of the gouvernment back then ... Willys was granted with the first production contract by the Army, then the Army decided to also grant a contract to Ford as Willys wasn't able to produce enough vehicles.
willys dident design the jeep and there were about 10 different companys making the GPs for the military and many different versions even with fully independent suspentions but ford made more than anyone having the largest factorys there still made today by more than one company the roxor by mahindra for exsample is a ww2 "jeep"
willies was failing after the war so they made a few changes and sold the jeep as a utility vehicle to be used on farms and ranches to stay in buisness they never really made it big though
and they all had different grills so that wasent a thing till jeep became a brand some had square grills lol some had no grills they were what ever they needed them to be
new ww2 jeep as licenced by the us goverment made in 2017 in detroit they had to change the grill for the new ones in i think 2021 to keep selling them in the us but they still sell them
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