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This was a Maverick-related Jeep contest award item. Anyone know what this is? Seller doesn’t seem to know.
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $295 or Make Offer.
With 40 chapters, this has a bunch of information.
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UPDATE: I believe Frank is correct. This is Fall/Winter 1975.
These photos were published in an issue of Jeep News. Click on the image to make it much bigger.
This unusual brochure was part of an early equipment book.
Among the items Newgren produced was a Post Hole Digger. This brochure was published in a circa 1947 Special Equipment Binder.
I do not thing I’ve shared this early Koenig hardtop brochure that was published in a Willys Overland Equipment booklet.
The 1950s jeeps were built for work. The 1960s jeeps were built for fun, as this 1968 ad from the Norwalk Hour attests.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
This spec sheet is a rare one. It’s not clear to me how the seller arrived at the 1953 date.
“1953 Willys Overland 2×4-73 Ambulance Specification Sheet.”
This is reported to be 18 pages, but only 2 pages have been photographed.
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“This packet contains a cover letter/order form in front of two brochure which are:
Ramsey Winches for the Jeep Models:
CJ-2A
CJ-3A
CJ-3B
CJ-5
CJ-6
FC-150
FC-170
Koenig King Winches
Pages: 18
Details: W 8.5 x H 11 x D 0.1”
This is the first time I’ve seen a Lambert Industries hardtop ad.
