Isn't it something like saying "Get me a coke." You might get Coke and
you might get Mountain Dew. Double meaining.
The ironic point is, the Army/soldiers apparently coined the term, yet
collectors are saying they then used it incorrectly for later
generations of vehicles. Think about it. The entire effort at
attepting to determine what is "right" is so twisted, it can never be
legitimate.
Jim Rice
'43 GPW jeep
'52 M38 jeep
'51 M100 jeep trailer
Once drove a CJ-5 Jeep
Jim Rice
Todd Paisley wrote:
>
> >Seems funny to me that jeep is only for WWII when right up until the
> >Army traded in the last M151A2, everyone referred to them as jeeps.
>
> And exactly how did you know they were saying "jeep" and not "Jeep"?
>
> Todd Paisley
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