Cruising through some online photos yesterday, I stumbled upon a Kaiser Jeep prototype called the Sport Low Investment” (XLI) vehicle. Apparently, employees dubbed it the Flintstonemobile. Figuring Derek likely did a write up on this vehicle, I went over to the 3B page and sure enough, he’s got an informative write up on it: https://cj3b.info/Factory/FactoryXport.html

PHOTO CREDIT: Toledo Lucas County Public Library https://ohiomemory.org/digital/collection/p16007coll33/id/134419

PHOTO CREDIT: Toledo Lucas County Public Library https://ohiomemory.org/digital/collection/p16007coll33/id/134408
Looks more like an early IHC Scout 80 than a jeep…especially from the back.
I believe I have a CD of photos of that prototype being built at the “Highway Products” facility in Kent Ohio where the postal Jeeps and the FJ’s were assembled.
Not to mention the Seloucki
Keith,
A Seloucki? That’s a new one for me. What is/was a Seloucki? Even the great Googler balks when I try to search for that term.
– Dave
FIRST IMPRESSION WAS IT LOOKED “LANDY” ISH,