In 1951 the Ford Motor Company was awarded the contract to develop new 1/4 ton 4×4 trucks to replace the old M38 series of Jeeps. They first saw service in the U.S. Army in 1960 with production ceasing in 1982.
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I’ve never heard of a MUTT. They all just get called Jeeps, I think.
First for me too but I suppose the Army has further designations than we are aware of.
It might be top secret. I hope your blog didn’t reveal classified information. 😱
I had approval 😉
My buddy had a World War II Army Jeep. He follows us out into the desert on many of our trail rides! It’s amazing !
I bet it’s one heck of a ride 🙂
We have a blast in it! And many lookers as well when we take it out!
I’d no idea there we so many names for what I’ve always called a jeep. I blame it on Sgt. Bilko.
Now that’s a name I haven’t heard in forever!
I’d drive a MUTT! Good looking vehicle.
But a bumpy ride I bet 🙂