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Blaine shared an ad for the Humbolt Junkies Flat Market & Vintage Trailer Rally that includes a Willys Truck. So, I began searching ….
Here’s the main trailer rally website, one that includes the below graphic.
And, then there’s this ad:
Looks like they have a Women’s shirt for $20:
And finally, after multiple searches, I found the actual jeep truck:
Humboldt Junkies in Redcrest.
We went to this event last Friday night and Saterday morning . They had live music ,food and a swap meet along with the restored trailers
They put the Willys out on the main street to attract you in. [worked for me.] we had fun and bought some old signs from a vender.
Good searching, Blaine. Thanks for the report, Bill. I’ll have to go next year.
**Steve E.**
You guys let me know when you go… that’s my homeland.