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This original version of “Watch Me, said the jeep” book sold for $41 on eBay.
I ran across this children’s book today. I’d never seen nor heard of it before. I’ve bundled it into a PDF file from pics on the internet. It was written by Helen Farris and illustrated by Tibor Gergley. She has another book in PDF form called The Red, White, and Blue Automobile.
Thank you for your effort. My grandson and granddaughter will love me reading them this book — I have driven Jeeps since 1964 and the enjoy riding in my current 1975 CJ5.
You are welcome .. It’s a fun story 🙂
It does look like there is a page missing, however. Page 10 is duplicated as Page 11 and there is a section missing where the Jeep pulls the three cars out of the mud.
ok .. I should have the originals .. I’ll check this out right now.
The PDf is now updated