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Blaine shared these two ads from the February 1966 issue of Popular Science. The jeep ad appears on page 71 and the engine adapter ad was published on page 227.
This full color print advertisement, was a dramatic change from previous Jeep advertising, featuring a more in tune modern look, women, children along with the NEW V/6 power of the CJ5. This was Kaiser’s marketing strategy to tap modern mainstream America.
B=E=S=T===J=E=E=P===E=V=E=R===M=A=D=E===66=TO=71=V6===F=L=Y=I=N=G===J=E=E=P — all previous 4 banger slugs can go to H***
I remember seeing that add in Popular Mechanics!
What are “yellow pages” ???????
heres the facts , my 1967 cj-6 , v-6 is the PERECT JEEP . case closed …
The perfect Jeep is the one you own!
Here is a reference to Hoosier on ewillys: http://www.ewillys.com/2013/06/12/1961-truck-pendleton-or-4200/comment-page-1/ I found this because of a mention of ewillys on Binder Planet: http://www.binderplanet.com/forums/index.php?threads/1970-hoosier-machine-products-ad.134907/
And here is a different ad for Hoosier in June 1957 Popular Mechanics, page 28 next to the Warn Hubs ad: https://books.google.com/books? Edgar Hoosier owned the machine shop died in 1966. Scroll down
to find Edgar and Della: http://www.billiter.com/oldjoe/pafg27.htm His wife Della was the bookkeeper.
Great stuff Blaine!
rdjeep: Right???
I still have my 1966 CJ5 V/6,bought it in 1978 for $550.00 with a plow. What a deal that was. I was only 16 years old when I spotted this very Jeep new at Ziggy’s Philip’s 66 Service. From there it went to Al’s Try it you will always buy it, George’s Gulf, plus three more owners before I got it. Many great stories came with this Jeep, save them for another day.
THAT HOOSIER STUFF WAS JUNK , I REMEMBER IT , REAL CHEAPO — IT WAS SOLD IN THE BACK OF COMIC BOOKS , ALONG WITH X-RAY SPECS AND SEA-MONKEYS ..
I STILL HAVE THE 51 W-O SEDAN DELIVERY I GOT IN 1970 — THE PRICE WAS RIGHT — $150 BUCKS , 1 LID AND 5 PURPLE DOUBLE DOMES ..
Hey Wavy, don’t knock the cool sea-monkeys! 🙂
https://www.livescience.com/33907-sea-monkeys.html