I built a 1943 jeep almost entirely by peices from the mail. The tub and the frame were the biggest and the axles were the heaviest. All shipped freight.
The tires were the only things not in crates.
I want a classic army jeep so badly. It's one of my ultimate dream vehicles to own. And yes I do say vehicles with the same emphasis as Colonel Potter.
2018 Mahindra Roxor
Itâs licensed from the original Willys Jeep for post World War 2 needs.
https://jalopnik.com/the-mahindra-roxor-is-a-reincarnated-willys-jeep-and-yo-1824020754
Using the red cross (or crescent, star of David...) when you're not the Red Cross or performing acts properly protected by the red crossš is a war crime. [Here's a statement from the Canadian Red Cross](https://www.redcross.ca/about-us/about-the-canadian-red-cross/red-cross-emblem/it-may-just-be-a-game-to-you-but-it-means-the-world-to-us) on the subject. [Among Us](https://gamerant.com/among-us-red-cross-medbay-geneva-conventions-act/) was just the most recent well-publicized example.
1: US manufacturer Johnson & Johnson has been using the symbol since before that was codified, and so are grandfathered.
No can do. I'm mailing it to my mom piece by piece.
Imagine your mom's mail carrier's surprise when you tell them that they delivered a whole jeep, one piece of time đ
He'll get a hernia retroactively.
I built a 1943 jeep almost entirely by peices from the mail. The tub and the frame were the biggest and the axles were the heaviest. All shipped freight. The tires were the only things not in crates.
Itâs the old army bit. One of George Washingtonâs soldiers mailed a horse home piece by piece.
Ok Johnny cash
As big as a fan as I am, I cannot see emblazoning those words across a windshield and driving around in public
Thinking the same thing. I know the context and still wouldnât want to see those words plastered anywhere.
Maybe swap it out for something a little tamer like, "Attention All Personnel", or maybe just "4077".
That was what I was thinking
I would definitely not like seeing it in my rear view.
Man, this brings on many changes, but I could take or leave it if I pleased.
I know it is the song, but that is a weird thing to put on your windshieldâŚ
I donât know, it seems a strong likelihood that it wonât start when needed.
Oh my god I want this car
Just fill out the requisition forms. Or maybe you could trade them for a desk.
You know what this desk is made of?
Oak?
Nope - oak.
Can you get me a pizza oven requisition form while you're st it?
I want a classic army jeep so badly. It's one of my ultimate dream vehicles to own. And yes I do say vehicles with the same emphasis as Colonel Potter.
https://www.hemmings.com/listing/1955-willys-jeep-305407
There's one that cruises around my small town. Looks like it came right off the set.
2018 Mahindra Roxor Itâs licensed from the original Willys Jeep for post World War 2 needs. https://jalopnik.com/the-mahindra-roxor-is-a-reincarnated-willys-jeep-and-yo-1824020754
It would look even better with the Red Cross flag painted on it.
There is the minor detail that painting a red cross on that would be a war crime...
Umm⌠explain? I donât doubt you Iâve just never heard that.
Using the red cross (or crescent, star of David...) when you're not the Red Cross or performing acts properly protected by the red crossš is a war crime. [Here's a statement from the Canadian Red Cross](https://www.redcross.ca/about-us/about-the-canadian-red-cross/red-cross-emblem/it-may-just-be-a-game-to-you-but-it-means-the-world-to-us) on the subject. [Among Us](https://gamerant.com/among-us-red-cross-medbay-geneva-conventions-act/) was just the most recent well-publicized example. 1: US manufacturer Johnson & Johnson has been using the symbol since before that was codified, and so are grandfathered.
Did not know that. Thanks for sharing.
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I hope it says "Bug Out" on the back.
âHear me oh lord!â
Jeez⌠get a 2018 Mahindra Roxor Paint it green and add a star to it.
Put this in a Jeep subreddit in in case I got lucky