How hundreds of thousands of American jeeps were packed for transit to the front lines during WW2. Apparently, teams of military mechanics could put the entire vehicle together in around three minutes.
I though it was from GP which was short for “General Purpose”.
Spaghetti Hoop
So they weren’t attached to an interconnecting rack? I feel lied to.
pedeyw
I have very little experience fixing cars but I suddenly want to build a jeep.
scottser
that would make you a ‘nutbuster’, apparently.
scottser
and the wrench you would use is called a ‘knucklebuster’.
Owen
Yes, but how do we order one? And how much will it set me back?
veritas
there were instructions for dismantling them in three seconds but they were written in german
Count Aika Annamore
A merry ‘can’ attitude Europeans in those days…
Happy Molloy
I would dearly dearly love to buy one of those
Charles
Hundreds of thousands? That’s a big number, I’m not sure if it’s the correct one in this instance.
Slightly Bemused
According to that veritable fountain of wisdom, Wikipedia, over 640,000 were made and shipped for all theatres of WWII. So, hundreds of thousands would be correct.
Charles
It’s a big number, if it’s correct it’s some accomplishment.
Happy Molloy
can you buy these now?
Innaminna
Radar sent one home piece by piece
Kieran NYC
Sounds like how the new Lego has gone. Five custom-made pieces.
Christmas present problem solved.
Just
Enough
Essential
Parts
I though it was from GP which was short for “General Purpose”.
So they weren’t attached to an interconnecting rack? I feel lied to.
I have very little experience fixing cars but I suddenly want to build a jeep.
that would make you a ‘nutbuster’, apparently.
and the wrench you would use is called a ‘knucklebuster’.
Yes, but how do we order one? And how much will it set me back?
there were instructions for dismantling them in three seconds but they were written in german
A merry ‘can’ attitude Europeans in those days…
I would dearly dearly love to buy one of those
Hundreds of thousands? That’s a big number, I’m not sure if it’s the correct one in this instance.
According to that veritable fountain of wisdom, Wikipedia, over 640,000 were made and shipped for all theatres of WWII. So, hundreds of thousands would be correct.
It’s a big number, if it’s correct it’s some accomplishment.
can you buy these now?
Radar sent one home piece by piece
Sounds like how the new Lego has gone. Five custom-made pieces.
*harrumph*