Some Jeeps from the Half Century of Progress

kruser · Aug 30, 2013

Sure was worth the $50 in gas and $10 admission fee - Plus I didn't get run over by a golf cart or UTV!
Don't know what's coming tomorrow night?

rrlund · Aug 30, 2013

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kruser · Aug 30, 2013

Just glad the Safety Police haven't jumped YET about the unguarded belt to the Icey Creme Machine!

Case Nutty 1660 · Aug 30, 2013

WOW neat pics and Jeeps I knew they made them to "farm" with as well nice that some of those attachments are still around thanks for sharing
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Don S. · Aug 30, 2013

It"s amazing how strong those little 4-bangers were.

Jim in LA · Aug 30, 2013

I had a 1983 CJ5, first new vehicle I owned. I could kick myself for getting rid of it. It had the straight 6 in it. I traded it in for a 1985 Ford Ranger with 4cyl. and still have it, although the engine is wore out. I made a trip to Jacksonville 1n '86 and it got 30 MPG all the way down and back. No cruise control going up and down the hills in Florida about killed me.

Anonymous-0 · Aug 30, 2013

Ice cream machine? I thought that thing made sea foam!

Jeff B. · Aug 31, 2013

thats rather funny... the 1934 worlds fair was billed as " A century of progress".

Frank 41 · Aug 31, 2013

Dennis Riggs had a lot of them there. He had the first ice cream stand on the east end of the food court. I saw a whole semi load of Jeeps being unloaded by the big hanger Friday.

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