Beat it or Baby it

[Tiny]

i beat on my 45k jk it doesnt mean it comes back smashed to pieces like some people are refering it is useing it for what it was designed as i said watching some of the flatties get beaten on in the test track at jambo was fantastic but they wheren't "damaged" because of it

[Fat Chili]

Originally Posted by azasjeep

But we are Australian not american :)

So Australia never used these during the Korean War, is that what you are saying Aza?

I'd enjoy it and drive it but wouldn't trash it and they are rare, but so is my 60 year old CJ3A. I plan on doing a full resto and driving it in a similar fashion to they way Dave Parkinson drives Emu, he has fun with it and puts it under pressure but it is original and maintained very well.

[starter]

at the end of the day there all just cars...

if its a 4by i say use it as one...


and johno has prooved that they look way cooler with dents

[Richo]

harden the f.. up princess EJ.
No doubt it was beaten within an inch of its life once already and its come back again for more....

beat the biatch i say.
Then rebuild it.
Then beat it some more.

thats what its meant for........

If you want something nice to look at, take some pics of it and hang em on your wall.

[Duk]

Its a Jeep. . . . .use it like one

[azasjeep]

Originally Posted by Fat Chili

So Australia never used these during the Korean War, is that what you are saying Aza?

I'd enjoy it and drive it but wouldn't trash it and they are rare, but so is my 60 year old CJ3A. I plan on doing a full resto and driving it in a similar fashion to they way Dave Parkinson drives Emu, he has fun with it and puts it under pressure but it is original and maintained very well.

Well not ones with stars and us army all over em :) Unless you cheeky soldier types flogged em from the yanks and went bashin through the jungles.

[Fat Chili]

Originally Posted by azasjeep

Well not ones with stars and us army all over em :) Unless you cheeky soldier types flogged em from the yanks and went bashin through the jungles.

That's generally what happened, and still does happen ;-)

The US Army's head office/quarters donated, un-be-knownst to them, me and my mates with a much needed air conditioner when in Timor back in 99/00. Several vehicles were also borrowed for periods of time. They just don't care about dollars and cents at the end of the day so these items are just written off.