When you get a chance, check out http://www.civilianjeeps.com/

I'm glad to see the Marski's finally have their collection on the internet.
These people own some of the rarest Jeeps around. They have been featured in
Jeep books, commercials, jamborees and Jeep documenteries. Just take a look
at their collection. My folks have gone out to see his collection before and
were absolutely amazed. Read the history page to learn the rare nature of
some of their Jeeps.

Note: Check out his 87 Wrangler. Its the first pre-production one... Serial
number 1. Also owns a super jeep, surreys, FC's, a super wagoneer (never
titled), jamboree editions, 4 door ****** ****** utility wagon (one of 4 in
known existence), 71 Hurst, DJ-6's, the 3rd to last grand wagoneer built, cj
firetrucks, the CJ camper trailer (single axle, attached to the CJ-5's),
not to mention a one of a kind 2000 jamboree wrangler produced for the SEMA
convention, etc... etc....

Impressive. Best veiwed in 1024 X 768 resolution. I finally got tired of
trying to make it look good in 800 X 600 and switched.

 

Sweet group of rigs. I really liked the camper for the CJ-5. I would like
to have seen it attached. I wonder if they ever made one for a CJ-7?

Jim

--
'86 CJ-7
D30 D44 D300 4:1 T-5
SOA ARB 4.56 Mopar MPI
Fresno, CA USA
http://home.comcast.net/~cj.7/



"Kevin Sperle" <ksperle@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1PMzb.155$yX2.22551@news.uswest.net...
> When you get a chance, check out http://www.civilianjeeps.com/
>
> I'm glad to see the Marski's finally have their collection on the
internet.
> These people own some of the rarest Jeeps around. They have been featured
in
> Jeep books, commercials, jamborees and Jeep documenteries. Just take a
look
> at their collection. My folks have gone out to see his collection before
and
> were absolutely amazed. Read the history page to learn the rare nature of
> some of their Jeeps.
>
> Note: Check out his 87 Wrangler. Its the first pre-production one...
Serial
> number 1. Also owns a super jeep, surreys, FC's, a super wagoneer (never
> titled), jamboree editions, 4 door ****** ****** utility wagon (one of 4
in
> known existence), 71 Hurst, DJ-6's, the 3rd to last grand wagoneer built,
cj
> firetrucks, the CJ camper trailer (single axle, attached to the CJ-5's),
> not to mention a one of a kind 2000 jamboree wrangler produced for the
SEMA
> convention, etc... etc....
>
> Impressive. Best veiwed in 1024 X 768 resolution. I finally got tired of
> trying to make it look good in 800 X 600 and switched.
>
>

 

Sweet group of rigs. I really liked the camper for the CJ-5. I would like
to have seen it attached. I wonder if they ever made one for a CJ-7?

Jim

--
'86 CJ-7
D30 D44 D300 4:1 T-5
SOA ARB 4.56 Mopar MPI
Fresno, CA USA
http://home.comcast.net/~cj.7/



"Kevin Sperle" <ksperle@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1PMzb.155$yX2.22551@news.uswest.net...
> When you get a chance, check out http://www.civilianjeeps.com/
>
> I'm glad to see the Marski's finally have their collection on the
internet.
> These people own some of the rarest Jeeps around. They have been featured
in
> Jeep books, commercials, jamborees and Jeep documenteries. Just take a
look
> at their collection. My folks have gone out to see his collection before
and
> were absolutely amazed. Read the history page to learn the rare nature of
> some of their Jeeps.
>
> Note: Check out his 87 Wrangler. Its the first pre-production one...
Serial
> number 1. Also owns a super jeep, surreys, FC's, a super wagoneer (never
> titled), jamboree editions, 4 door ****** ****** utility wagon (one of 4
in
> known existence), 71 Hurst, DJ-6's, the 3rd to last grand wagoneer built,
cj
> firetrucks, the CJ camper trailer (single axle, attached to the CJ-5's),
> not to mention a one of a kind 2000 jamboree wrangler produced for the
SEMA
> convention, etc... etc....
>
> Impressive. Best veiwed in 1024 X 768 resolution. I finally got tired of
> trying to make it look good in 800 X 600 and switched.
>
>

 

Sweet group of rigs. I really liked the camper for the CJ-5. I would like
to have seen it attached. I wonder if they ever made one for a CJ-7?

Jim

--
'86 CJ-7
D30 D44 D300 4:1 T-5
SOA ARB 4.56 Mopar MPI
Fresno, CA USA
http://home.comcast.net/~cj.7/



"Kevin Sperle" <ksperle@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1PMzb.155$yX2.22551@news.uswest.net...
> When you get a chance, check out http://www.civilianjeeps.com/
>
> I'm glad to see the Marski's finally have their collection on the
internet.
> These people own some of the rarest Jeeps around. They have been featured
in
> Jeep books, commercials, jamborees and Jeep documenteries. Just take a
look
> at their collection. My folks have gone out to see his collection before
and
> were absolutely amazed. Read the history page to learn the rare nature of
> some of their Jeeps.
>
> Note: Check out his 87 Wrangler. Its the first pre-production one...
Serial
> number 1. Also owns a super jeep, surreys, FC's, a super wagoneer (never
> titled), jamboree editions, 4 door ****** ****** utility wagon (one of 4
in
> known existence), 71 Hurst, DJ-6's, the 3rd to last grand wagoneer built,
cj
> firetrucks, the CJ camper trailer (single axle, attached to the CJ-5's),
> not to mention a one of a kind 2000 jamboree wrangler produced for the
SEMA
> convention, etc... etc....
>
> Impressive. Best veiwed in 1024 X 768 resolution. I finally got tired of
> trying to make it look good in 800 X 600 and switched.
>
>

 

Thanks for sharing! Just great.

Andy
"Kevin Sperle" <ksperle@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1PMzb.155$yX2.22551@news.uswest.net...
> When you get a chance, check out http://www.civilianjeeps.com/
>
> I'm glad to see the Marski's finally have their collection on the
internet.
> These people own some of the rarest Jeeps around. They have been featured
in
> Jeep books, commercials, jamborees and Jeep documenteries. Just take a
look
> at their collection. My folks have gone out to see his collection before
and
> were absolutely amazed. Read the history page to learn the rare nature of
> some of their Jeeps.
>
> Note: Check out his 87 Wrangler. Its the first pre-production one...
Serial
> number 1. Also owns a super jeep, surreys, FC's, a super wagoneer (never
> titled), jamboree editions, 4 door ****** ****** utility wagon (one of 4
in
> known existence), 71 Hurst, DJ-6's, the 3rd to last grand wagoneer built,
cj
> firetrucks, the CJ camper trailer (single axle, attached to the CJ-5's),
> not to mention a one of a kind 2000 jamboree wrangler produced for the
SEMA
> convention, etc... etc....
>
> Impressive. Best veiwed in 1024 X 768 resolution. I finally got tired of
> trying to make it look good in 800 X 600 and switched.
>
>

 

Thanks for sharing! Just great.

Andy
"Kevin Sperle" <ksperle@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1PMzb.155$yX2.22551@news.uswest.net...
> When you get a chance, check out http://www.civilianjeeps.com/
>
> I'm glad to see the Marski's finally have their collection on the
internet.
> These people own some of the rarest Jeeps around. They have been featured
in
> Jeep books, commercials, jamborees and Jeep documenteries. Just take a
look
> at their collection. My folks have gone out to see his collection before
and
> were absolutely amazed. Read the history page to learn the rare nature of
> some of their Jeeps.
>
> Note: Check out his 87 Wrangler. Its the first pre-production one...
Serial
> number 1. Also owns a super jeep, surreys, FC's, a super wagoneer (never
> titled), jamboree editions, 4 door ****** ****** utility wagon (one of 4
in
> known existence), 71 Hurst, DJ-6's, the 3rd to last grand wagoneer built,
cj
> firetrucks, the CJ camper trailer (single axle, attached to the CJ-5's),
> not to mention a one of a kind 2000 jamboree wrangler produced for the
SEMA
> convention, etc... etc....
>
> Impressive. Best veiwed in 1024 X 768 resolution. I finally got tired of
> trying to make it look good in 800 X 600 and switched.
>
>

 

Thanks for sharing! Just great.

Andy
"Kevin Sperle" <ksperle@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1PMzb.155$yX2.22551@news.uswest.net...
> When you get a chance, check out http://www.civilianjeeps.com/
>
> I'm glad to see the Marski's finally have their collection on the
internet.
> These people own some of the rarest Jeeps around. They have been featured
in
> Jeep books, commercials, jamborees and Jeep documenteries. Just take a
look
> at their collection. My folks have gone out to see his collection before
and
> were absolutely amazed. Read the history page to learn the rare nature of
> some of their Jeeps.
>
> Note: Check out his 87 Wrangler. Its the first pre-production one...
Serial
> number 1. Also owns a super jeep, surreys, FC's, a super wagoneer (never
> titled), jamboree editions, 4 door ****** ****** utility wagon (one of 4
in
> known existence), 71 Hurst, DJ-6's, the 3rd to last grand wagoneer built,
cj
> firetrucks, the CJ camper trailer (single axle, attached to the CJ-5's),
> not to mention a one of a kind 2000 jamboree wrangler produced for the
SEMA
> convention, etc... etc....
>
> Impressive. Best veiwed in 1024 X 768 resolution. I finally got tired of
> trying to make it look good in 800 X 600 and switched.
>
>