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The story of Jeep

By Patrick R. Foster

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Publish Date

1998

Publisher

Krause Publications

Language

eng

Pages

270

Description:

Since exploding on the scene as the world's greatest fighting machine at the proving grounds of Camp Holabird, Maryland, in 1940, the Jeep now holds the title as perhaps one of America's most beloved vehicles. How did Jeep go from a life-saving godsend at Normandy, Inchon, and the jungles of Vietnam to the comfortable, well-built sport utility vehicle of today? Jeep historian and former Jeep salesman Patrick Foster uncovers 60 years of Jeep development with dozens of rare photographs plus a complete historical background of today's Cherokees, Wranglers, and Grand Cherokees. It covers early Jeep prototypes, Jeeps of the future, and a special chapter on the most desirable and collectible Jeeps of particular interest to collectors. Every Jeep made, model-by-model, is completely detailed and illustrated for simple identification.

subjectsJeep automobile,  History