James Rhodes and Gerald Meyers in 150,000th Jeep on assembly line

View of Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes and Gerald C. Meyers, president and CEO of American Motors, driving 150,000th Jeep off the assembly line. Workers stand in background. "150,000th Jeep" sign is displayed atop car. Label on back: "150,000th Jeep vehicle. Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes (right) and Gerald C. Meyers, president and chief executive officer of American Motors, drove the milestone 150,000th Jeep vehicle off the assembly in Toledo, marking the highest level of production in Jeep Corporation history. The landmark vehicle was a red Jeep CJ-7 Renegade model. Governor Rhodes and Meyers addressed a mass assembly of Jeep hourly and salaried employees on the plant grounds following the official ceremonies. Meyers said the four-wheel-drive market in the U.S. in 1979 should be about 1.1 million units, up about 17 percent over 1978."