115 reactions · 6 comments | The 1945 Willys MB “follow me Jeep” has an interesting history! We were so excited to see one at the Mason Dixon show last weekend! #willysjeep #armyjeep #willysmb | Kaiser Willys Auto Supply | Facebook

The Oratory at Brougham Castle The oratory was a small chapel at Brougham Castle which was used for private worship by the castle's occupants. It was added around 1300 by Robert Clifford, 1st Baron Clifford. It is high up in the keep of the castle, it was built during a period where the jeep was heightened, an extra floor was added for private chambers. This reflected the domestic needs of the Clifford family. The upper floors were used for high status accommodation, later in the castle's histor

1.4K views · 19 reactions | Classic Kaiser Jeep M715 At Back To The Bricks Car Show! #car #jeep #Kaiser #classiccar | CarsoMichigan | Facebook

Kaiser Jeep M715. “The first production contract, for 20,680 vehicles, was awarded to Kaiser in March of 1966. Trucks began rolling off the assembly line in Toledo in January 1967. Additional contracts brought the production total to more than 30,500 M715 series trucks by the time production ceased in 1969. The Gladiator tooling was used to create the grille, fenders, hood, doors and cab of the M715 family. Changes to the sheet metal stampings included opening up the upper part of the cab and do

Kaiser Jeep M715 with a Hellcat? Sure, why not! | Lite Brite Nation

18K views · 174 reactions | We have our vintage 1969 Jeep Kaiser M715 back in the shop, and Eric had a hunch Chris’s workload was a little too light this week, and decided to give him something fun to fix. Not everything goes as planned, but we always come up with a plan to fix it. Look out for the latest episode of Dirt & Trails this Friday, 10AM ET | 9 AM CT on the Dirt_And_Trails YouTube Channel! #VintageJeep #JeepKaiserM715 #ClassicJeep #Offroad | PowerNation TV | Facebook

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