Talk:K111 jeep
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✠ SunDawn ✠ (contact) 18:35, 8 October 2023 (UTC)
Geohwa military jeep saga
[edit]I do not know if this is appropreate to even mention this here since it doesn't belong here. There is already an article about K100 Jeep made by Shinjin Motors (Gwohwa) in 1970s. And here's and address you can check for images of Geohwa designs during 1980. All vertical grills. Lebanese Jeeps have 7 horizontal grills. K111 has 6 horizontal grills. Unless someone solves this mystery, Lebanese Jeeps need to be in its own article. Who build those? No clue.
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