Sunday, June 21, 2015

Pawn Shop Army Jeep


As far as I can tell, this vehicle is used primarily to garner attention from passers-by; it is an advertisement for a pawn shop.

20 comments:

Taken For Granted said...

That is a neat looking Army truck. Think I last saw it on a episode of MASH.

Sylvia K said...

Ah, what will they think of next????? Hope you have a great new week, Lowell!!

Randy said...

I would love to have that!

Small City Scenes said...

Keep it---it's yours
MB

Linda said...

It certainly got my attention!!! :)

Olivier said...

Impressionnante comme mascotte ;))

Anonymous said...

Very eye catching, wonder how much they will take for the gorilla?!

VP said...

Eye-catching! It would get my attention, but not much more...

Halcyon said...

Quite odd, but it does get your attention!

Birdman said...

'Ouch, this is gonna hurt."
*btw- you get a mention on my blog post today. Ever seen Blue Man Group?

Sharon said...

This reminds me of the old Army Surplus stores we used to see back in the Midwest. My dad bought a generator from an Army Surplus store someplace in Missouri many, many years ago. (Late 50's early 60's?) We had a "camp" in the country in Illinois and he used the generator for power to our shell of a house out there. Well, that brought back memories. I had forgotten all about that camp and weekends we used to spend there.

William Kendall said...

Very peculiar!

Judy said...

If the Jeep doesn't get your attention, that big ape will.

RedPat said...

I don't see the connection at all!

Kay said...

"Honey, will you get that danged thing out of our front yard!?!"
"Hey! That's it! I'll use it for advertising!! And I can keep my Halloween costume on it, too! Brilliant!"

magiceye said...

Great way to attract attention. Serving its purpose very well for sure!

PerthDailyPhoto said...

Not sure if it's the army truck or the gorilla but it is an eye catching twosome for sure :)

cieldequimper said...

I wonder if someone once owned that thing...

EG CameraGirl said...

I bet it gets tons of attention!

Unknown said...

Original advertising!

"Photographers deal in things which are continually vanishing and when they have vanished there is no contrivance on earth which can make them come back again." — Henri Cartier-Bresson