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Ian these photos in an online issue of the Town and Country Magazine:
I particular love this first photo from 1955 of the CJ-3A towing the boarders.
Sun bathers on a beach near Southampton, greet a trio of surfers pulled along the beach by an all-terrain vehicle in 1955.
Ralph Lauren and Ricky Lauren driving on the beach in East Hampton with their children in November 1977.
Here’s an odd one. If it is hot enough to cook an egg, it must be really hot for her to be on the hood.
“1953 Press Photo Colette Le Doux uses hood of jeep for frying pan in New York”
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It’s an in-dash radio. I think this qualifies as a field mod.
“WWII U.S. Soldiers Listen to Jeep’s Radio on Beachhead South of Rome Press Photo”
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Sounds like a nerve wracking drive through there.
“1944 Press Photo Fifth Army Jeep on the road to Cassino,Italy”
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Marc found these royalty free color photos at historylink101.com.
Vehicles of the 81st Recon. Squadron of the 1st Armored Div., ford a stream on the outskirts of Vergato, Italy enroute to Bologna, during the Spring offensive of the 5th Army in Northern Italy.
A GI in the back seat of a jeep sends a telephone message during Signal Corps training in the field.
ritish and American Officers work on teams on security problems. Soldiers in a jeep are told to proceed with caution.
Dennis bought these photos at an antique store a few years ago.
