My mom had one of the little ones from 1984. It had the wimpy 2.8l V6 and a 5 speed manual transmission. It only lasted a few years when she traded it in for a GMC Sierra 1500 regular cab short bed 4x4 pickup.
My sister and I were stuffed into a pinto for a few months as well, along with our little beagle, Queenie. My parents traded the Pinto in for a Bronco soon after the Pinto's started exploding. The Bronco took us on many family vacations, during the 70's, camping in the U.P. and Northern...
This is such a great story and brings up some of my fondest memories. I grew up in the 70's on 36 mile Road across from the proving grounds, right across from the big white barns on the north side of the grounds. My parents had a Bronco and our neighbor, Ricky Shapman had a Chevy Blazer. Back...
My grandfather owned a blue and white Jeep FC van. He was a share crop farmer and a carpenter. The van was his tool van. They might just be the rarest of all Jeeps.
Many people don't understand how CAFE regulatons effect what products auto manufacturers produce. It is currently a convoluted set of rules that favor larger vehicles. It is what led to the demise of the station wagon, short wheel base pickup trucks, and recently sedans in the North American...
Wonder why they are in Port Huron. That area is not known much for off roading except for maybe some bombing through the farm fields. Or maybe they were on their back from wheeling in Canada.