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Saw a preview for "The Goldbergs" over the weekend, teenage son taking his drivers training in a 80ish GW, and crashes into another car when he went through a stop sign intersection.

Local (SW PA) health system is using a Wagoneer in their Facebook ad. The organization is AHN, or Allegheny Health Network. It shows just enough of the Wagoneer for someone familiar with them to recognize. Funny thing is the gal in the waggy is way younger than the Jeep. Don't know how link a Facebook ad here.

Visited the Anchorage Museum last week and they had a whole section on building the Alaskan Railroad. Check the hy-rail in this photo!

Watched Goulies (80's horror flic) on Svengoolie last night, and they had a 2 dr Cherokee they drove when escaped from the mansion.

Not sure it this has been posted before. https://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/enthusi ... ddbc&ei=51

i saw this article about this jeep, again amc was way ahead of the power curve on this club cab pickup before they were popular, same goes for the amc eagle line of not yet coined SUV although they mentioned that in early jeep wagoneer ad's

Srdayflyer wrote: ↑Sat Aug 05, 2023 3:22 pm i saw this article about this jeep, again amc was way ahead of the power curve on this club cab pickup before they were popular, same goes for the amc eagle line of not yet coined SUV although they mentioned that in early jeep wagoneer ad's

Looks like they used a Cherokee 2dr for the cab. You can see the lines of the Cherokee and then they used the rear vent window of the Cherokee for the rear window. Pretty cool anyway.

yea, the article i read said that the engineer behind this proto type was not able to sell the concept to management this was a 1 off and was supposed to be crushed and scrapped, as the story goes he bought it for a dollar and its been in the family since, it is a very cool rig, i saw a posting of a waggy here that is a panel side, with swing open rear doors, dont recall what year but it is gonna be restored, it i'll be a rare one too

yea, the article i read said that the engineer behind this proto type was not able to sell the concept to management this was a 1 off and was supposed to be crushed and scrapped, as the story goes he bought it for a dollar and its been in the family since, it is a very cool rig, i saw a posting of a waggy here that is a panel side, with swing open rear doors, dont recall what year but it is gonna be restored, it i'll be a rare one too

MotorTrend TV, has a show called "Road Worthy Rescues" with Derek Bieri(from VGG) in the latest episode they 'revive' a 1972 J2000 and take it off-road. When they swapped out the intake manifold, I didn't see a valley pan gasket. I thought that a valley pan gasket was a must ?

yz400e wrote: ↑Thu Sep 28, 2023 6:14 am MotorTrend TV, has a show called "Road Worthy Rescues" with Derek Bieri(from VGG) in the latest episode they 'revive' a 1972 J2000 and take it off-road. When they swapped out the intake manifold, I didn't see a valley pan gasket. I thought that a valley pan gasket was a must ?

I noticed that too. Could be they reshot that scene for some reason. He did just lift the intake off without having to use something to pry it off.

It was still a pretty cool episode despite the bogus manifold installation, It would be nice to find a FSJ boneyard like that with prices like that.

Motortrend Buyer’s Guide to Old Jeep Trucks

Saw this come thru on MotorTrend newsletter this morning. Article goes into models, trim levels, engine options, etc.

Old Jeep Trucks Buyer's Guide: History, Generations, Specifications, and FAQs

Theodore wrote: ↑Sat Dec 16, 2023 3:45 am Motortrend Buyer’s Guide to Old Jeep Trucks

Saw this come thru on MotorTrend newsletter this morning. Article goes into models, trim levels, engine options, etc.

Old Jeep Trucks Buyer's Guide: History, Generations, Specifications, and FAQs

Nice to see our J-trucks getting some media attention. Admirable that the author tries to cover three decades and two changes of company ownership in a few pages. I did not carefully pick the article apart; however, I'd suggest you don't take the article as gospel regarding facts and figures - written more as entertainment than as a precise reference. Some of the coverage seems a bit muddled, if not outright mistaken. The drive train database at IFSJA is more accurate than what's presented in the article. I'd also ask online here or at IFSJA regarding any substantive technical questions.

IFSJA database: https://www.ifsja.org/tech/figures/index.html

Just noticed a razor grill Wagoneer in the background on the latest episode of Roadworthy Rescues:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FL4W4rpOvGU

1993, April, Walker Texas Ranger S1E1-2, the bad guys drive a JEEP J10 (Pioneer Package?).



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Escape from the Planet of the Apes (1971) shows a JEEP Wagoneer.





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^^^^^^ seirrablue is gunna be jealous

Lol, why's that? I already have basically that one but with a few modern updates...

Very cool

Iron Resurrection, S 7:E3 an FC shows up in the background while the incoming customers talk about picking up their unrelated build.




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