Its true their lungs will fill with fluid.. This starts happening after about 6 hrs.. As far as how long they will stay alive depends on the horse.. They are not gonna die from just sleeping.. Usually the horse will have other problems that caused him to lay down in the first place.. Uh.....no.....
1940 - Working from a Bantam Car Company design, Willys contracts to build military Jeeps for the war and produces about 360,000 vehicles by 1945. 1945 - Willys-Overland begins producing the Civilian Jeep (CJ) line, with the introduction of the CJ2A model. 1946 - Production begins on the Willys Jeep Wagon. Over 300,000 are manufactured between 1946 and 1965.
A vehicle owned by Chrysler Group, LLC, the Jeep Wrangler is produced at Toledo Supplier Park in Toledo, Ohio. Initially the Jeep was designed and built for the Army in Butler, Pennsylvania. Wide scale use of the Jeep began during World War II, as the vehicle was a durable, versatile utility vehicle, less cumbersome than standard military cars. The cost of a Jeep during WWII was $648.74. Although manufactured in the United States, the Jeep is a collaborative effort of companies from several different countries. The chassis shop is managed by a Korean company, the body shop is run by a German form, and a Canadian-Austrian business oversees the paint.