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Driveway Rescue of a CJ-3A

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Roberto spotted this fun video from Dirt Every Day (DED) and Motor Trend showing Director of Four Wheeler Network, Rick Pewe and Hot Rod editor David Freiburger helping Fred fix a 1950 CJ-3A.

 

11 Comments on “Driveway Rescue of a CJ-3A

  1. Joe in Mesa

    Houston, we have a problem: just seeing an exclamation point in a button-like circle, and not letting me “click” anywhere.

  2. Joe in Mesa

    Disregard (delete?) previous comment. My IE locked up and rebooted… resolving the issue. Should I be using Firefox or Chrome, instead?

  3. mmdeilers Post author

    Joe,

    In short, yes. IE has almost always been behind in its adoption of CSS standards. It’s buggy nature made buildings websites more difficult. A whole subset of IE programming hacks were developed to make the web world IE brewer users saw similar to the ones Mozilla/Firefox, Safari, Opera, and Chrome saw. (though it is also important to state that all browsers have little quirks that must be considered when building sites).

    – Dave

  4. Bob in Tennessee

    Does anyone remember Pewe’s shop, Republic Off Road, in Tempe, Arizona? I used to frequent his place quite often.

  5. Matt S.

    Does anyone know where to find the Phoenix to Fairbanks story? Also, I remember hearing of a blog about a trip from the Mexican Border to the Canadian Border in Flat Fenders all on dirty roads. Has anybody ever seen this trip report? It was supposed to have happened in the last 3 to 5 years.

  6. Bob in Tennessee

    Matt, the Phx to Fairbanks story, are you referring to the trip Rick took with his dad in their restored MB? (I think it was an MB) If memory serves me, I believe it was covered in JP magazine when Rick was editor, but that was years ago, so I could be wrong…..
    Might need to do some googling.

  7. Matt S.

    Im asking about 2 separate stories. The Pewe story is one. The other is a border to border trip in a flat fenders where they only traveled on dirt roads. IIRC it was 2 flatties one with a flathead and the other had a 231 swap.

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