Kaiser Jeep M715. “The first production contract, for 20,680 vehicles, was awarded to Kaiser in March of 1966. Trucks began rolling off the assembly line in Toledo in January 1967. Additional contracts brought the production total to more than 30,500 M715 series trucks by the time production ceased in 1969. The Gladiator tooling was used to create the grille, fenders, hood, doors and cab of the M715 family. Changes to the sheet metal stampings included opening up the upper part of the cab and do

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Immediately Available on @jeepheritage This 1968 Kaiser M715 is a rare military legend—rebuilt from the frame up and preserved as a true collector’s piece. Originally designed for the Vietnam War, this truck has fewer than 5,000 miles since restoration and carries the perfect blend of authenticity and upgraded performance. https://www.jeepheritage.com/kaiser-jeep-m715 The factory inline-six was replaced with a freshly rebuilt AMC 401 V8 paired with a 727 automatic transmission. The chassis was p

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