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This was labeled press photo #10. Like the other press photos, this memorable family picnic photo with the jeep and camper appeared in multiple publications. The marking on the bumper is X32.
Hmmm….3 adults and 3 kids in a CJ2A? I think someone is riding in the trailer, lol.
Chuck,
Apparently, there are a wide variety of “riding in trailer” rules … https://drivinglaws.aaa.com/tag/trailer-other-provisions/ (even in California: Riding in a trailer is permitted if the trailer has an unobstructed exit capable of being opened from the inside and outside.)
– Dave
It’s like voting laws. there is no consistency from state to state.
I’ve always had lots of questions about the photo, but do have to say it has to be the first “Jeeps are for fun” promotion.
Thanks for the link Dave. I had no idea the law varied so much from state to state.
Chuck & Kurt: I thought it was just straight illegal across the country.
Barry: That’s a good point.