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1975 CJ-6 Road Test article.

Discussion in 'Early Jeep Restoration and Research' started by DREDnot, Feb 26, 2011.

  1. DREDnot

    DREDnot Not new to JEEPS

    Let me know if you guys like this kind of stuff... I will post more as I run across it.


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  2. Rick Taylor

    Rick Taylor OlllllO

    I like it and want to see more.
     
  3. Okkie

    Okkie Member

    I can't see the pics!
    It says domain unregistered.
    Ant help here guys?Please!
     
  4. pathkiller

    pathkiller Member

    Work fine for me, must be your local server blocking them. If you ask DREDnot very nicely and say pretty please he might email you the scans directly (since I imagine they would be helpful for your own CJ6 restoration).
     
  5. bkd

    bkd Moderator Supreme Staff Member 2022 Sponsor

    I like it...thanks for posting
    Jim
     
  6. BrettM0352

    BrettM0352 Member

    Definitely. This stuff adds an incredible amount of insight to restorations and, more interestingly, the historical aspects of our Jeeps
     
  7. Jgalan

    Jgalan New Member

    Keep it coming!
     
  8. wuze

    wuze lost in austria

    thx, yes please more

    gerald
     
  9. Long&Low

    Long&Low Active Member

    I like the old advertisements too.
     
  10. Awesome, thanks for posting.
     
  11. Alex V.

    Alex V. Member

    Cool! Very interesting. Keep it coming! :)

    I didn't know they mounted the radios below the dash rather than in it - my '75 has a hole (although it's been hacked out by a PO for a larger radio - provided it's even original in the first place) in the dash. Where were the original radios/speakers mounted in '75?
     
  12. ojgrsoi

    ojgrsoi Retired 2024 Sponsor 2023 Sponsor 2022 Sponsor

    Me too.
     
  13. DREDnot

    DREDnot Not new to JEEPS

    The '75 sales brochure shows the radio mounted below the dash to the right of the heater control panel. I think the speaker may be in the bottom of the radio unit itself.
     
  14. Jobhater

    Jobhater A man without a Jeep

    Nice! Please post more!
    & Thank You for posting this!