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With the Jeep Five-Quarter concept, Jeep has effectively reversed the evolutionary process and created an ostensibly consumer-usable concept vehicle from a military workhorse, the 1968 Jeep M715 tactical vehicle.
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The Five-Quarter concept is functional and stops short of caricature.
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More than just a Sawzall-and-big-tire workup, the Jeep Five-Quarter concept starts with a genuine 1968 M-715 and features numerous powertrain and chassis improvements to ensure it doesn't embarrass its namesake legacy.
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A reinforced frame provides a stout base for a heavy-duty link and coil-spring suspension that supplants the original leaf-spring setup.
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A Dynatrac ProRock 60 front axle replaces the factory front unit and has been mounted two inches forward of the original one. A Dynatrac ProRock 80 axle is used in the rear.
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A set of 20-inch beadlock wheels wrapped with 40-inch tires reside at all four corners.
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A full carbon-fiber front end replaces the original sheetmetal.
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As restomods go, the Jeep Five-Quarter concept is about as functional as they get. That the original Kaiser Jeep M715 was built in Toledo, Ohio, where both the original 1960s-era J10 and J20 Gladiator and current 2020 Jeep Gladiator JT pickup are produced, is just equal parts coincidence and karma.
Functional full-length rock rails stand in for the original rocker panels, and modified Jeep Gladiator Rubicon steel bumpers have been installed front and rear. - 9/25
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Functional full-length rock rails stand in for the original rocker panels, and modified Jeep Gladiator Rubicon steel bumpers have been installed front and rear.
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This is one of six concepts specially made for Jeep's annual Easter Safari in Moab, Utah.
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It's fitted with a supercharged 6.2-liter Hellcat "Hellcrate" Hemi V-8, which ought to provide ample grunt for off-road shenanigans.
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A six-foot custom aluminum bed fabricated with a mix of water-jet cut panels and wood slats rides out back.
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The convertible soft top has been dropped by 3.5 inches for a more aggressive look.
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A six-foot custom aluminum bed fabricated with a mix of water-jet cut panels and wood slats rides out back.
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The aluminum door panels and instrument panel were created with a water-jet make for style and lightening.
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Jeep Wrangler seats replace the old-school backbreakers, with the headrests removed to keep things looking sleek.
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A bed-lining treatment has been applied to the floor to add to the rugged durability.
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Over there, over there, tell Moab to beware: the Jeep Five-Quarter concept vehicle is coming to the Easter Jeep Safari.