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I don’t think duct tape and bailing wire can save this jeep. I found the picture at the army airforce site. There are some other jeep photos as well.
We had one come into the shop a year ago looking like that. A WW2 veteran had rolled it. Luckily he was fine. We managed to save it 🙂 Here is a gallery of that Jeep. http://www.hansonmechanical.com/restorationshop/joe/joe.html
-Merlin
nice work!
Looks like a failed parachute drop! And REALLY like the Hanson restoration… saving a WWII vet’s jeep. I wish you guys were in Arizona (for consultation/help). Although I do get to Aberdeen Proving Grounds every other month or so. Have any events coming up?
is this where they got the initial sketchs for the Jeep in the movie Cars?
I would put the windshield down, replace the wheels and drive it.
There’s a video of this jeep on youtube. I can’t find the video right now but this was used for testing and unfortunately rolled over.