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"In the years immediately after World War II, companies found themselves with a glut of leftover military hardware. Everything from blankets to rifles could be had for foolish cheap if you knew where to look. That also included vehicles. GIs came home fond of the GP that ferried them across the fields of Europe and quickly snapped up the CJ-2A civilian version, which would eventually become the Jeep we know today. Of course, the tiny GP and CJ didn&amp;#039;t have much in the way of storage capacity. That&amp;#039;s where the Bantham trailers came in. Built using the same components as the motorized machines themselves, the trailers were rugged, cheap, and could haul a serious load. Now Manley has taken that design and improved it for the modern age. Cheaply assembled, painted hardware has given way to fully powder-coated materials, stainless fasteners, and LED lighting. Buyers can choose from foreign-produced, American-assembled construction or pay a bit more for a 100-percent American-made example. There are three trim levels, from the bare bones Original to the slightly more kitted-out Utility. The range-topping Explore model throws in a locking aluminum lid, tent platform, and tent. Expect to pay $7795 for the American-made version. Check it out at the Manley site.  Of course, you&amp;#039;ll need something to pull the Manley ORV Explore. For that, may I suggest the 2013 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 10th Anniversary? Aside from styling tweaks like a new hood and that hooker-red leather interior, the Wrangler Rubicon 10th Anniversary comes with steel bumpers with removable end caps in place of the base plastic hardware. Anyone who&amp;#039;s caved in and sprung for the factory goodies can appreciate the upgrade. There&amp;#039;s also an additional half-inch of ground clearance at your disposal. Want one? It&amp;#039;ll set you back $36,095. Head to Jeep to learn more. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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