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Korea was very honest about it - Americans abandoned a lot of vehicles and there were parts literally littering the landscape. So they grabbed what they could and built vehicles based on the what was left behind.
Their museum is fascinating.
Their museum is fascinating.
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Spent a lot of time in Korea, which resulted in some time in the PI.
Jeepnies are a result!
That famous scene from Flight Of The Intruder", "Can you fit a pizza and a six pack in here?"
"RAAAALLLPPPPPHHHHH!"
Philippine's World-Famous Jeepney And How The US Military Is The Reason Why It's Popular
Jeepnies are a result!
That famous scene from Flight Of The Intruder", "Can you fit a pizza and a six pack in here?"
"RAAAALLLPPPPPHHHHH!"
Philippine's World-Famous Jeepney And How The US Military Is The Reason Why It's Popular
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