How cool would it be to have 96 with super low miles from Japan and right hand drive to boot. It's on Ebay

 

What's cool about wrong hand drive? If you ask me, they're dangerous.

 

So are Canadian drivers I think.

 

We have them all over... Rural postal contractors get them. They love them. Lots of room for mail, handles like a dream on not so good rural roads, and the heaters are warm. And they are hoot to drive.

 

There are a few of them on Ebay, go look at how clean they are and low miles from Japan.

I saw one with a wheel on the right side via a belt drive to the left. Having both sides would be cool for rock crawling.

 

Seems a little awkward how the lever for the 4WD is on the opposite side of the gearshift from the driver, but other than that it seems pretty cool.

 

There's one of those delivering mail to my dad's house. Right hand drive red jeep cherokee. Lady drives it like she stole it.

 

i drove one of these last week up to the mountains. the ex's mom is a postal carrier and she has one. http://www.postalpete.com/ theres a website to go buy one from. they are weird as hell to drive till you get used to them

 

In Greece we drive at the same side as you in USA but the truck i drive in the airport is from UK so it's right hand and when you use to this it's easy to drive

 

Actually, my "other" jeep is a 1969 Kaiser DJ postal jeep. My left leg is FUBAR'd and getting out of the right side is a heck of a lot easier for me.

Real easy to get used to driving, even on the "wrong" side of the road....

 

Statistics say less accidents with left hand drive and using the left lane to drive in.