Willys Jeeps Made in Australia Jeep CJ 3B, CJ 5, Overlander, J10

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Willys Jeeps have been locally assembled, and modified to match Australian market demands and preferences, resulting in some unique variations. Due to an oversupply of surplus Willys MBs, and Ford GPWs right after world war 2, Australia was one of the many countries that didn't see many new civilian Jeeps, until the arrival of the CJ-3B in the 1950s.

Chapters
00:00 Intro
0:25 Assembling knocked down jeeps
0:55 Willys Australia takes over importing jeeps from the US
1:00 the CJ-3B introduced to Australia
1:12 Willys Australia increases local made parts to 50%
1:20 Australian Army tests the Willys CJ-3B
1:35 The Army report rejects the CJ-3B
1:55 M38A1 jeep is added to the trials but fails too
2:15 You can't blame the Australians for rejecting the CJ-3B
2:30 RAAF buys some CJ-3Bs
2:36 the 1958  Dropside 6-230 truck
2:50 the 1961 Jeep Beach Car
3:20 Sales figures for the CJ-3B and CJ-3BL
3:26 The CJ-5 is introduced
3:35 The stakebed FV-170
3:47 the CJ-6 is introduced
4:13 1969 Simpson Desert Crossing
4:23 the Overlander
4:35 the Combar 6
4:55 Jeep Sportster 1967 based on Jeep Tuxedo Park
5:16 Kaiser Jeep of Australia founded
5:26 AMC buys Jeep brand name
5:28  Kaiser Jeep of Australia goes out of business
5:45 CJ-8 Jeep Overlander
5:58 Cj-7
6:00 J10 truck
6:25 Modifies J10 for army testing, rejected again
6:53 Mahindra enters the Australian market with the Stockman and the Bushmaster
7:10 Chrysler buys Jeep brand name
7:19 Stellantis buys the Jeep brand name