Kasper Gut Modified CJ-2A

Franziska Gygax shared pics of this jeep on Facebook. He wrote, "Was made by Kaspar Gut a swiss carosserie maker. In the back is place for 4 swiss milk cans. And on the weekend you rebuilt the back to 1 seat for 2 people"

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7 Comments

  1. Mike
    Wow, this is pretty neat, speaks highly of European thinking and creativity. A modification like this requires a lot of thought and "backyard" engineering, not likely to happen in America.
  2. SE Pennsylvania Steve
    What about all those Texas hunting jeeps with elevated seating? Lots of backyard engineering going on there.
  3. Iowa Steve
    Europe = carosserie maker US = Bubba.
  4. Joe in Mesa
    Kind of looks like Jeep meets Chitty Chitty Bang Bang... wonder if it can fly. Very Creative :-)
  5. scramboleer
    That's awesome. Karosserie translates into "body" or "bodywork."
  6. npd811
    There was probably a donor Jeep involved in this because those rear fenders certainly look like original front fenders. Very nice & ingenious.
  7. Bob
    I kinda like it. Looks a bit like "Roc"s cj2a pickup.

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