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One his way through Cuba, New Mexico, Don stopped at a Mexican restaurant called the Cuban Cafe. He recommends the food. The owners are Margie and Bob. Margie drives a 1972 CJ-5 that belonged to her father.
After Cuba, Don drove to the Durango, Colorado, area. He’s had his eye on this M-38, but the seller won’t sell it. The jeep continues to sit outside in the weather.
Wondering what the food was in the photo. Looked yummy. If you ever get the chance to feast on a Cuban pork sandwich, I strongly advise you order one. They are to die for!
Sad about the M38. It will probably continue to just sit there and weather into oblivion. The tub looks a bit odd, no tailgate.