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04-02-22, 16:51
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Great Pic of a Jeep in the Deep
Found this and think its great.
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04-02-22, 16:57
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I think the submariners got the better deal after the poor jeep had been submerged all that time in salt water!
Mike
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04-02-22, 17:15
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And they traded their stolen Jeep for three gallons of ice cream?
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01-03-22, 08:52
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Not only was the Jeep subjected to immersion in salt water, it would have been submerged to a depth, the pressure of which would guarantee total penetration of every component except maybe the light bulbs.
The Jeep would have reached 'end of life' before the ice cream. David
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