Up tonight we have the brother in law's new old Jeep. We can't find anything on the sandblaster name, except for a Powerwheels version.
Looks like someone painted over it or something.
Its a '90.
Up tonight we have the brother in law's new old Jeep. We can't find anything on the sandblaster name, except for a Powerwheels version.
Looks like someone painted over it or something.
Its a '90.
Never heard of it, but jeep people put all kinds of silly stuff there. There is a local guy who has one that's say "crawler".
Professor_Brap (Forum Supporter) said:Never heard of it, but jeep people put all kinds of silly stuff there. There is a local guy who has one that's say "crawler".
Supposedly no one has ever added any decals to it. Two owners that the BIL knows and neither were interested in that.
This is the only reference I found, for a Mattel Power Wheels.
This product may have been recalled. Click here for more information.
Product#: 74526
Released: 1999
Discontinued: 2000
Ages: 3-7 years
Product Description:
12V, two-seat Jeep exclusive to warehouse club channel. Features premium styling with monster tires, brushguard, side pipes, baja windshield and rear canopy with cargo net. Main play feature is electronic sounds steering wheel which features horn and engine revving sounds.Available only at Sam's Club.
Maybe a dealer “special” edition?
Yep, dealers did some crazy E36 M3 in the name of a dollar back in the day.
It's a Jeep thing, you wouldn't understand.
Jeep at one time many years ago had a sand special, It consisted of four wheels and tires, 9:00 x 13.
I asked my friend that bleeds Jeep and he's never heard of it.
Based on the font alone, it looks like a dealer package. Those letters, some wheels and tires = profit.
In reply to Stampie (FS) :
It was just a bulletin from Jeep that it was available. Never saw one..
My father was a Jeep dealer from 1945 to 1964.
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