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Dave saw the Ouray Postcard I posted the other night. So, he forwarded a picture of a plate he bought there forty years ago. It’s a great sign. Craig, don’t you have one of these, too?
Well yea, I have one of them given to me by Gail Kuboski, one of the former owners of San Juan Scenic Jeep tours along with a couple of Jeep Calvalcade signs of the same type. Registered San Juan Jeep freak for sure!!!
used to camp in these mountains when going to school at university of southern colorado in Puelbo. unfortunately, i had to sell my 3b because it would have had a hard time making it all the way to colorado from philly. on my 19th birthday, over a 1/2 keg of Watneys red barrow ale, my best friend drove over his 1964 4 door chevelle and him and his brother drove home in the willys.
Does anyone have one of these plates for sale?
Jim,
Originals pop up rarely. Here’s a copy plate:
https://www.etsy.com/listing/178430367/copy-of-jeep-sign-from-the-san-juan?ref=market
– Dave