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Maury shared this 1975 Brochure from VAM, a company that produced jeeps, among other products, in Mexico. The photos show the short nose CJ-5, some of which had inline 6 (199 AMC) starting in 1966. One of the pics includes a Surrey DJ-5.
thanks for this post!! it is really awesome!! do you have the same technical sheet of CJ-7 VAM?
Hi Gilberto,
I’m glad you liked that. I’m sure the brochure was on eBay.
I do not have any VAM brochures and I just checked eBay to see if there were any CJ-7 VAM brochures, but could not find one.
There is some info on VAM at the CJ-3B page, but not about the CJ-7: https://cj3b.info/World/Mexico.html
Do you know any history on Mexico’s green fleet of service trucks? I always wanted to find more info about them: http://www.ewillys.com/2012/07/25/mexicos-tourist-patrol-service/
Thanks,
– Dave
Ey Dave,
I found american specs, I think I’ll work here is the link: http://www.oldcarbrochures.com/static/NA/Jeep/1981_Jeep/1981%20Jeep%20CJ%20Brochure/index1.html
About “angeles verdes”, I had never hear about them I thinks is due to they exist on California’s zone and I live at Gulf zone, actually we have “angeles azules” LOL, Politicians change the color as they want LOL.
thanks for your help and keep in touch!
Gilberto
Gilberto,
Glad you found what you needed. Hmm .. I wonder if there were some vintage “Angeles azules” Willys?? … I’ll do some searches. Thanks and good luck!
– Dave