So is a CJ2 with non-military wheels and tires, a roll bar and who knows what other modifications still a real Jeep? Your chosen definition seems to exclude your own Jeep.
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So Bill is your jeep "real"?
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It looks real to me too but what's under the hood?
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Bill, I think she's really f#%k'n A+... ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Redge Egder '92, i6 4.0/5spd, 4" of Sky, D30/35's (4.56's) with 33's bolted on the ends.
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Nope. It's post WWII and was never used by the U.S. Army.
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's probably just barely a Willys, too. I'll bet the number of "real"Willys parts is relatively low compared to when it was manufactured.
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OMG, Bill. That windshield looks fake. :-)
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Wooo Hooo! I finally got Bill to agree with me. Waaa howw!!
I wonder if anyone else noticed the windshield besides me. :-)
Still, no matter. It's a real jeep in my book.
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Okay, now you got me. Either that is a "Huge" kid on a real jeep or one heck of a good mini repo.