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Blaine spotted this modified jeep on Walker Texas Ranger, season 4 episode 18. My guess would be that it is a 1971 or later CJ-6, but the pic isn’t too clear. Blaine mentioned that the jeep does appear in other scenes, but the only pic he could find was on IMCDB: https://www.imcdb.org/v001243512.html
My dad is an extra in this scene. standing behinde the drivers side. blue denim with cowboy hat.
Roy,
That’s fun! I hope he had a good experience with it. Did he regularly act as an actor?
– Dave
That’s a new one to me…and like most of us, I’ve seen a few weird Jeeps.
I didn’t know the Walker re-boot was still in production, congrats to Roy’s dad.
Speaking of weird Jeeps on TV, in the last episode of Season 4 of Fauda, (A Netflix series about an Israeli counter terrorist unit) there was an Israeli Army armoured CJ-7. Pretty neat if it was a real type and not just a TV prop.