[Dirt Dog]

Yup, some more oversea's ones. Pretty interesting, but the page is in Japanese. You can still figure it out though. It just suprised me that they do call these "jeeps". Most others had their own names for them./wwwthreads_images/icons/crazy.gif
http://www.mitsubishi-motors.co.jp/JEEP/index2.html

http://home1.gte.net/rythem/davescj7.htm
"Get your finger outta there"

 

[dennisuello]

how about some flex?

 

[Guest]

Cut the front of those fenders off, and you have a 3B, Pretty cool. I think I would buy one if they were sold in the US. But then again, I am pretty partial to Flatties. Now we know where the old Willy's stamping dies went.

Cage Up, Wheels Down
Jeepfiend
All my Jeeps are in pieces!

 

[Guest]

Go to http://world.altavista.com/, at the top there is a link that says translate. Hit the link and put the url in the space and there you go the page in english. /wwwthreads_images/icons/smile.gif

 

[Guest]

To bad they don't import some of these to America.

 

[Guest]

Mitsubishi was a licensee of Willys since the '50's. Same with Mahindra in India. Mitsubishi made a 3b that was almost indistiguishable from the Willys 3b for a while. Many of them were sold as the military M606.

Josiah

Hillsboro, OR
1955 Willys CJ5 Buick 225 V6 160HP 270ft-lbs, T90 trans, Warn OD, PTO winch, Spicer 18 T Case, RS9000's, Dana 25F/ 44R,
5.38:1 gears, 11" brakes, Bestop Supertop, Hurculiner