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Gerald found an old email with some great links. Here are a few of some crated Willys. I don’t have any background or ownership information on them.
in the second pic, is the photo/negative reversed? no tool indents…
disregard my last question, yes, it is reversed…..look for the steering column 🙂
Good catch in both respects. I can also see at least one of the numbers is reversed as well.
These pics would even make Homer salivate!!!!!!!!
“MMMMM, jeeps in crates, aggglllgg.” 🙂
Does anyone know how i can still buy a ww11 surplus jeep in a crate? If so please kindly respond by email with links or a phone # to t in contact for them… lisa.vitiello@yahoo.com
Hi Lisa,
I can tell you that they don’t exist, with the follow exceptions. Any jeeps in a crate are (a) in a museum, (b) in a private collection somewhere (I only know of one), or (c) at the bottom of the ocean (pushed off ships at the end of the war — and I suspect the wood is rotted by now).
Thanks,
– Dave