ProTouring442 wrote:Phils67 wrote:will e wrote:from the description: "This inoperable 1963 Jeep Gladiator depicted here was sourced via an online scrap sales site. We wish we could have driven it while it was still alive! "
I hope they stopped it before they ruined the grill.
I need to find that scrap site, apparently it is in an airtight dehumidified alternate universe somewhere. I never come across any that aren't 1000lbs lighter than the original curb weight due to lack of metal
CGI touchup of the thing can make a very rusty Jeep look nearly pristine.
No, I believe WillE is correct. We’ve been duped. Something is wrong.
I had thought I saw big window and I was right. Then small window.
Big:
Small:
Very different amount of light coming in.
Then there are the outside mirrors. Drivers side is shown as a chrome towing mirror:
Then it seems to have disappeared:
Then it’s back in black:
Inside image shows a manual tranny shifter. Can’t see in other images if this appears in other shots.
I’m sure if I keep looking I will find more inconsistencies but I have stuff to do. Regardless, something is not consistent with this commercial. I think we’ve been had.
Anyone know the number to Jeep corporate? I’d like to register a complaint.