Published in the U.S. for 96 years, under a few different names, Argosy was a sometimes weekly, sometimes monthly Men’s literary magazine with topics and purposes that varied over its existence. Always literary, sometimes totally fiction and sometimes part fiction, part fact and, near the end, soft porn. I’ve never personally read the magazine, but Bob found the issue with the cover below and forwarded me the link to the image shown below. Wikipedia notes that at one point, Argosy was associated with “the men’s adventure pulp genre of “true” stories of conflict with wild animals or wartime combat”. In the case of the issue below, I think it managed to combine ‘wartime’, ‘conflict’ and ‘wild animals’.
Meyer plow set up off my 63 Willy’s Jeep, may fit others. Plow has an electric winch assembly that was working when I removed from my jeep. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me.”
46-52 CJ2A, CJ3A, M38 passenger side fender. Reproduction solid never installed. 603-783-1209″
1958 Willys CJ3B, original engine, runs good, new gas tank, steering wheel, speedometer, wiper motor, wheels seat belts, roll bar…everything is mecanically good and everything works…I drive it on the road…it has some body rust but otherwise is solid. 704-902-0121, 704-878-9661”
