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UPDATE: The original photos I posted were from the 2016 event. The new batch of photos are from the 2017 event.
I’m told last week’s Midwest Willys Reunion was a big hit, despite a couple rain storms and some hot weather. Here is a video from the event:
Scott shared this video on Alaska Or Rust’s Facebook page:
Bob Christy contributed these photos from last week’s event:
Hey Dave, the photos are from last year’s spring reunion!
Wow. What a bunch of beautiful vehicles.
Really? They were the top post in the Midwest Willys Reunion FB page. Still great photos .. lol.
I have yet to figure that Facebook page out. I swear it looks different every time I go there!
Derek Redmond and I were counting today and there were 6 3bs there! See chris, you should have been there!