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Wade shared these two photos with me yesterday. He writes, “We were walking a site in Mission Hills of San Diego and saw this jeep at the end of a cul-du-sac in an older house’s driveway. Also is a shot of my nephew and their jeep. Thought it was just a good jeep shot.”
Here is his nephew and their nice looking flattie.
And this is just sad, even for a DJ . . .
That DJ is sad, it’s as if they put it out for the trash truck. Hey, does that mean I can go trash picking and get myself a free jeep?
I’ll have to send you some pics of my friend Paul’s DJ-5 that we converted to 4 wheel drive and swapped in a isuzu diesel when I get a chance to take some pics of it…
That flattie is really cool resto project! Well, I´m jealous…and the DJ5 could be saved too! Go for them!!!!