MITSUBISHI Jeep made in Japan based off of the CJ-3A
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 มี.ค. 2020
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It's been a while since Jeep authorized Mitsubishi to build the Japanese version of the Jeep. I see a number of really nice examples out here in Okinawa but feel like there's actually a lot that was lost. There were only 200,000 of these Jeep made and in all kinds of forms. It was used in forestry and the military. It came both in gasoline and diesel engines being the turbo diesel the best of all of them.
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I had one of the CJ3b Mitsubishis when I was in Oki from 1994-1998. So fun.
I wanted one but it was hard to find a good condition for a good price. Maybe next time.
@@StylishGreaseMonkey I paid $1500 for it. It had a blown engine, but some guys I knew helped me put a rebuild engine in it for $250.
Matthew Nielsen That was a good deal! The black one I featured on this video was in restored condition. Beautiful machines you can ride open rain or shine.
Mitsubishi Heavy Hndustries made jeeps from 1953-1998 and base off cj3b....i have 3 of them and best things ever made.
I agree, they are super easy to work on and easy to make parts at home. I've maxed out what I can ship back to the states when I leave Japan but really want one. Do you see CJ3Bs still available for grabs?
Whats the price these are worth?
I bought my 93 Mitsubishi Jeep J53 when I was in okinawa and now it’s with me in Alabama. I get a lot of WTF looks lol.
You are awesome for bringing it back to the U.S. Does it still have all the Mitsubishi parts? I have a couple of old Broncos waiting for my return so that’s my retirement gift to myself....
@@StylishGreaseMonkey yeah I still have the original parts including a couple extra doors, sun top, transmission, whole exhaust systems, and other random parts. I just put some used 33” tires on it last week. I had it ship to Geilenkirchen, Germany in 2013 and people would stop to look at it since they never seen anything like it.
@@turbodieseljeep9379 Too cool brother!! I love these Jeeps and I’m happy for you. Never get rid of it, ever!
@@StylishGreaseMonkey when my son gets of driving age then I plan to pass it down to him.
I have a one j 54 . I like it very much, nice smart vehicle. From Sri Lanka.
Nice ride!
Rode in one in the US that someone imported , awesome jeep
They are for sure! I used to ride around on an old CJ3A for a short while and I loved it’s simplicity!
I have a one . Very rugged vehicle. From Sri Lanka
Hey!
It's cool!👍
Thank you!
Good job bro good video
Thanks! I have to start again soon. I have a few more projects at home and I should be on it in a couple of months. I appreciate the support!
I am Russian and as I understand it is an analog of AK-47, only with wheels🤣
Hahaha! You're right, these old leaf springs technology is a punishment for our backs. I have a 1998 Jeep TJ and the coil springs rides so much better on and off road.
These vehicles are rugged and strong and to match the vehicle these to be drive by strong men, ha ha. I have a one j 54 .
I imported a 1970 jeep mitsubishi just like that and it's a diesel.I love it but don't ride it much as we only have 4 months of summer here in Canada.I am going to sell it.
Somehow I missed your comment. Oh no, I guess a better home where she’s driven all year. I wish I have space on my move to get one back to Hawaii with me.
What did you get for it?