Don't be ridiculous what the hell difference does it matter

 

What you guys don't seem to realize is that you get LESS help with posts that give the people who can help you most, a headache.
FACT.

 

Absolutely!!

My first Jeep was a '74 CJ5:



AFAIC Wrangler's not a Jeep, it's a car.

 

PCO is right. they couldn't use the name Wrangler, as it was associated with the GMC pickup truck, until Chrysler can call their TJ a wrangler, however, it wasn't official until the JK, which was marketed as a wrangler. in other countries, like the US, they only started calling jeeps wranglers when the YJ came out. the CJ was never called a wrangler. but i still only call my JL a JL, never a wrangler, unless i'm picking up an oil filter at Napa. they don't know what a TJ, JK or JL is.

i have a few of these, starting with my CJ3a, my CJ project, TJ and JL, as well as a couple lifted XJ's. some would call me a die hard "wrangler" guy, but really, i'm an XJ guy by heart. my first jeep was an XJ, and i will always have one, until i can't.

 

Did y'all have the Scrambler ('81 - '86) up there?

This is my first and only XJ. All the other Jeeps were CJ's in the '76 to '86 range with the '76 to '79's being my favorite. Still have a "hybrid" project under tarp but doubt I'll ever finish it.

 

I can't recall if this thread is about breaks or punctuation and I'm sorry that it's veered off course BUT if anyone wants to know what a1980s/90s Canadian Wrangler looks like here you go. Sorry about this too ...

 

They're not common but I've seen a handful of them. According to this 1983 sales brochure we did get them.

1983 Jeep CJ5 CJ7 Scrambler J10 J20 Cherokee Wagoneer Canadian Sales Brochure (autopaper.com)

BTW - I've bought a few things from Troxel's Auto Literature and they are a good source.

 

I'm guessing that p/u would be our GMC Sierra.