I would buy that J12 in a heart beat.
I would buy that J12 in a heart beat.
I can't remember the last time I saw an all chrome bumper on something!
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Everyones reaction to these vehicles has to tell Jeep something. PEOPLE WANT JEEP TRUCKS! I grew up in Toledo, Ohio (late 50's early 60's) and as a kid used to see all kinds of FC models. The City bought them and I used to see them lined up against the fence in storage. You could drive right by the Jeep plant in those days and see all kinds of vehicles including export models parked right along the fence. Great memories. I'm sure most of you realize the FC models were built on CJ chassis. There were in fact crewcab and van FC vehicles manufactured. As said before the crewcabs are rare and the van bodies were export only as I recall. Lastly now that the only American made mini/midsize truck is the GM Colorado/Canyon I believe a market niche exists that Jeep could capitalise on if they chose to.
The jeep J12 with that exact body styling, wheels, etc. would be in my driveway right now if I could afford it, the retro styling is awesome and it looks to be very utilitarian. They should also try a vehicle with the same styling and such, 5 foot bed and a double cab. I'd buy one.
The J12 has such classic American looks. I'm not a big fan of the visor but everything else is spot on.
Jeff
08 Toyota FJC
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Another magazine editor gets to drive the J12 concept
http://news.pickuptrucks.com/2012/04...12-pickup.html