commando1
Old Man with a Hat
I have a severe aversion for people who buy vehicles they can't afford especially when it's for image. That's what's very wrong with this country. Status symbols and toys.
I have a severe aversion for people who buy vehicles they can't afford especially when it's for image. That's what's very wrong with this country. Status symbols and toys.
I have a severe aversion for people who buy vehicles they can't afford especially when it's for image. That's what's very wrong with this country. Status symbols and toys.
This ought to be an oxymoron.
I understand that. War and wretched excess drive our ECONOMY. Long live Capitalism.Without them I'd be out of a job.....
I'd say I prefer the club vs. crew cab version too, maybe it will come later.This one is a better design in my opinion. It seems to have better proportions.
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Back in the earlier '80s, I was at a body shop customer's shop and he had one of the "MACHO" Jeep pickups sitting outside. He started talking about needing a new bed for it. I asked why? He showed me and told me how it happened.
Seems the Jeep pickup was being repoed. The repo wrecker guy backed up to it, raised his boom, and then drove off with it. One of the trailer hitch balls on the end of the boom didn't engage too well on that side of the rear bumper. End result, the Jeep became disengaged from the boom and nailed a telephone pole, dead center of the rear of the bed. Of course, the tail gate was not on the bed. BUT, there was a perfect round imprint of where the telephone pole impacted the bed floor. Just the width of the telephone pole's diameter, wrinkled metal on the front of the 'hole", but that was ALL the damage there was. Bed still in perfect alignment with the back of the cab and NO broken paint or dimples from it's contact, either! IF it'd been a GM or Ford pickup, especially a GM, the bed would have impacted the back of the cab and broken the back window I was amazed, to say the least. What did Jeep know about building strong vehicles that the other guys didn't???? Especially in an era when frames were allegedly not nearly as strong as the current ones alleged are!
Anyway, after the wrecker guy saw what was happening and had later happened. He went back and got the Jeep hooked up like he would normally hook up a normal tow, then proceeded with it.
With the big roll that Jeep is on in sales and such, the addition of a pickup truck will probably keep that roll going. Of course, some will spend another $20K+ with suspension kits, wheels, tires, etc.
When it gets factory options of leather and a heated steering wheel, we'll know something's gone awry!
CBODY67
I understand that. War and wretched excess drive our ECONOMY. Long live Corporatism.
MAGA
Never heard of it before today.
This one is a better design in my opinion. It seems to have better proportions.
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I wasn't aware they had CGI in the late 60's. Interesting pic.
A proper Jeeper with a small bed...
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