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Jonah Hodkins posted a bunch of pics from this year’s Willys Spring Reunion. You can see them all on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=1147017852392638&set=pcb.1147020379059052
Here are ten of them.
Great pictures, I especially like the top pic of the grey & black custom body Willys, very cool & creative.
This was a great show! Nice weather but we missed you Dave. The guy with the Willys in the first photo had an interesting story—that was originally his grandfather’s Jeep and he actually did most of the body mods to it. There was also a couple that brought their Jeepster—it was her mother’s first car and it was still in the family since new. One of the interesting things about going to these—hearing the stories.
Yes, that’s what I like most, the stories that go along with the Vehicles.
Michael: I agree, too, that it’s the stories that make the vehicles more interesting. I hope to be out there next year.
Mike: I agree with the custom jeep. I’d like to know the story behind that one.
I’d like to see more pics of the rear modifications of that gray one if available.