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Output of the first Jeep CJ-5 begins

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October 13, 2020 04:03 PM

The first Jeep CJ-5 — the civilian version of the M-38A1 made famous during World War II — was produced Oct. 11, 1954, helping to launch what would become one of the most American of consumer brands, influencing competitors and popular culture for decades.

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