Vintage 1966 Jeep Universal CJ V-6 Flying Jeep Print Advertisement — Original 1960s Automotive Ad
Approximately 8 x 11 inches.
This vintage 1966 Kaiser Jeep Universal CJ magazine advertisement promotes the newly available 155 hp 'Dauntless' V-6 engine under the playful 'Flying Jeep' campaign, showcasing two CJ models — a tan open-wheel example with sledding children and a striking orange Tuxedo Park Mark IV hardtop. Issued during the height of the 1960s 4x4 boom, this original print ad captures the era when Kaiser Jeep Corporation was positioning the Universal as both a rugged off-roader and spirited family vehicle. A highly collectible ad for Jeep enthusiasts and American automotive historians alike, the bold typography and vivid color photography make this a standout vintage advertisement from a defining decade in off-road culture.
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