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John shared this article. Daniel Stohl from Hemmings reported on Fiat-Chrysler’s 75th anniversary photo shoots, noting that many jeep folks (like me) would consider this the 76th year of the jeep. But, that detail aside, there were some beautiful pics taken. Check some of them out at Hemmings:
Beautiful pics. But where are the others that helped establish the Willys name? One would think the Wagoneer/Cherokee line was all they did after the sixties. Not one truck or FC, and while I dont have the same attachment to the newer models, they too have helped the Jeep name stay on the map. More great photos please:)
And isn’t this merely the 70th anniversary of the “J”eep (capital J) …or did Willys trademark that in 1945? All that aside, I do like the pic… would make a nice poster 🙂