It would also potentially have a soylent green undertone, as it the need to preserve resources couldn’t let the previous generation’s bio-matter go to waste.

It’s possible there’s more than one.

I was thinking something along the same lines, however you’d have to have a continous line of many generations of women to act as surrogates and bear the children. Essentially to insure a diverse genetic pool would require thousands of frozen embryos with a very large percentage of those being female. Each generation…

I had an uncle that worked on both of these programs, but sadly we lost him about a year and a half ago, though my aunt (a secretary to the Mercury 7 astronauts) thankfully still is.

So, If Fiat has a Miata based car.... how can we convince them to let that trickle down to a low-buck Dodge or Chrysler version?

I was hoping no one would point that out...

Can we count this? They developed the engine

best or worst.... doesn’t matter, it’s definitely a favorite.

Autoweek still printed alot of black and white back then.

Yeah, I think it’s the lonestar with a wrangler body. It’s a terrible execution, but it does make me think about the possibility of a Duesenberg style customization to a wrangler.

keep in mind... i didn’t say i liked it.

the prowler? yeah, way way back before they launched it, they strapped on a wrangler body for winter testing. remembered seeing it in an autoweek or motortrend back in highschool

reminds me of the old prowler test mules.

found this

at 47 sec, is that a converted wrangler?

Would not eliminate IED threat, so the belly side would still need some.

Both are excellent programs at State. I attended only for a short time in Industrial Tech, then finished at Auburn with an Industrial Design degree which State unfortunately did not have. Starkville’s grown since I was there, at the time, I couldn’t find a job that I could get more than 12 hours a week at min. wage…

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