As a dedicated professional First Responder and classic Jeep historian, Josh Card is always following his passion to serve his communities. Whether saving lives from fire or keeping factory correct AMC Jeep era history alive, Josh's altruistic lifestyle deserves the utmost appreciation. Josh launched Survivor Jeeps with the mission to preserve history and be the premier information resource for factory correct AMC era Jeeps. Over the years Josh has compiled terabytes of data and photos to uncover and preserve the information lost throughout the years as the Jeep brand transitioned through many owners since the end of the AMC era in 1986.
On this episode, Chris and Josh discuss how he has compiled and preserved an astronomical amount of information, his own epic CJ, SJ and J truck collection and the Jeep community he has so selflessly served over the years.
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