Gary shared a link to an off road adventure from a couple years ago by some of the folks at Expedition Portal. It doesn’t involve old jeeps, but we can all relate to the unexpected break down. The photos are really nice, too.

http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/133063-The-SOS-Report-The-Full-Story

From the The SOS Report. The Full Story.

This image was published in the Flesherton Advance on December 23, 1942. No jeep, but the sentiment is good.

The caption reads: In a world of Dreary blackouts the Christmas Star of Hope and Peace shines on . . . a prophecy of what shall be and a symbol of that for which free men still suffer and strive. May is gleam lighten all the world this Christmastide.

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $450.

Something different.

“made with 1” sawmill oak. it is 4′ long, 21” wide, and 20” tall. located in ball ground, ga. one hour north of atlanta. local pickup only. cash only. no text, message or e-mail, please call.”

UPDATE:  **SOLD** Was $200.

Not too vintage, but perfect for a Budweiser lover.

“This is a “Custom” made Budweiser Jeep Neon. Neon is in good condition. Measures approx. 28in by 29in”

Mike forwarded this interesting video. You may remember the post last month about the jeep that was ‘buried’. It turns out the dealer has a much broader and interesting story. Due to the tight dealer competition, Bay King Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram has chosen to create a unique customer experience to differentiate themselves from their Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, competitors. As my wife put it, many dealerships you walk into give you the predator/prey feeling. Bay King’s approach will appeal to a lot of folks.

The slow paced video includes a look at the jeep burial as well.

http://www.autonews.com/article/20141215/VIDEO/312159984/canadian-dealer-buries-a-jeep-hires-an-ambassador-and-puts-on-the?cciid=email-autonews-specialvideo