Classic Jeeps: The Jeep from World War II to the Present Day
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Classic Jeeps: The Jeep from World War II to the Present Day
In the course of a little under 60 years, the Jeep has evolved from little more than mechanical mule into the epitome of luxury four-wheel- drive vehicles. This book traces that heritage from the delivery of the first Jeep by Willys Overland to Allied military services in 1941, through popular postwar civilian models like the CJ and on to today's Grand Cherokee SUVs. Specially commissioned color photographs document all the models and the Jeep's growing icon status as marque ownership passes from Willys to AMC and finally to Chrysler.
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