Speaking to Twitter, Mahindra Group Chairman Anand Mahindra shared a video of a 70-year-old World War II off-road Jeep, with no fashion technology, no strength or massive tires.
Sharing the video on the microblog site, he wrote: “Loss of account of the number of people who sent me this clip. No wonder they think I’d appreciate it. But I also see it as a visual metaphor for how we all try to negotiate the risks of Covid-19 and it has an effect on our lives: we want “off-road” skills! “
The video of more than 2 minutes has lately obtained more than 1.57 lakh from perspectives and more than 8.5 thousand likes. The video also attracted a number of comments in which some advised mahindra to do an SUV and some were surprised by the jeep’s performance.
As seen in the video, a guy drives the 70-year-old jeep with a huge crack, also known as Golden Crack. The vehicle is one of the 1948 Willys CJ2A.
The CJ-2A looked a lot like its army ancestor, with a rear door and spare wheel fixed to one side. The four-cylinder Jeep dates back to the time of World War II. In 1945, Willys-Overland began generating CJ2A for the first time.
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