And what country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and pacify them. What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
Looks like a CJ2A. Front window is an after market rebuild, as well the turn signals on the front fenders. Wish I had not sold mine, but I built a Meyers Manx instead.
Because it cannot meet current safety or emissions laws. You can get a very nice Indian-made CJ knockoff, even better with a diesel engine. Not street legal though. Guess, what, it's made in Michigan, so you're out of excuses now! https://www.autoblog.com/2018/03/03/mahindra-roxor-is-an-indian-jeep-built-in-michigan-with-a-diesel/
Very cool machine. What is the reason for contrasting wheels on rebuilds? I see that on A-Models etc. and it is an odd detraction from an otherwise pleasing build.
Looks like a CJ2A. Front window is an after market rebuild, as well the turn signals on the front fenders. Wish I had not sold mine, but I built a Meyers Manx instead.
ReplyDeleteLooks like somebody restored a M-151.
ReplyDeleteSweet.
Not an M-151. They had horizontal bars in the grill, and coil spring suspension, not leaf springs
DeleteNice, I'll take it.
ReplyDeleteGive me one reason why something like that could not be mass produced and sold in the U.S.
ReplyDeleteBecause we live in a fascist country.
Because it cannot meet current safety or emissions laws. You can get a very nice Indian-made CJ knockoff, even better with a diesel engine. Not street legal though. Guess, what, it's made in Michigan, so you're out of excuses now!
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Considered a roll over hazard, would not pass the dicktaters safety standards.
DeleteVery cool machine.
ReplyDeleteWhat is the reason for contrasting wheels on rebuilds? I see that on A-Models etc. and it is an odd detraction from an otherwise pleasing build.
University colors?
DeleteOrange wheels on older Jeeps is a fairly common color choice. Causes a little jolt at first glance but it may grow on you.
DeleteLegit IMO.
If you look at the old Willys ads from the '40s and '50s, the wheels were in contrasting colours.
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Mahindra rotor?
ReplyDeletePerhaps he's a Denver Broncos fan. I can't think of another reason for that color combo.
ReplyDeleterecognize the tire tread from the old magazine "surplus" ads
ReplyDeleteI feel conflicted about this. One the one hand I love it, on the other I wonder if it is over restored.
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