Look at what followed me home ma!
Can we keep it?
I promise I'll take care of it, everyday.
(photo 07/22/00)
Dorothy Doing A Photo Op.
What do the neighbors think?
Oh, BTW, it came with a plow blade and manual hydraulics!
That's not such a big deal, any more,
even the neighbors have a plow blade!
(photo 07/22/00)
Future Jeep Owner? George may inherit the CJ.
Chris has his eye on the Datsun.
Things can change!
(photo 07/22/00)
This is a view of the passenger side of the vehicle.
(photo 07/22/00)
This is a view of the driver's side rear quarter.
(photo 07/22/00)
My CJ-3A Restoration
The Good, The Bad, The Ugly found during Restoration
Finally Out Of The Garage 2018
Safety Updates For Tetanus In 2019
Brian has restored a 1943 Ford Greyhound (that is what the British called it). |
It was used in World War II as a fast recon vehicle. |
The armor offered more protection than a jeep. It served in many various missions during the war. |
All gave some, some gave all. |
This is a an Army Generator (L134 Engine)
that has swapped hands between friends.
This is a blog detailing the repair of a
CJ5 Meyer Metal Cab , doors and rear hatch.
Here are some of the sites that I have found interesting:
(Please email me any broken links you find)