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Did anyone catch the January 06 cover of Auto Week? I just spotted it on eBay. Ms. Bardot and a vintage jeep are high on their wish list. The CJ-2A page mentioned the article as well.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/291077023691?lpid=82&item=291077023691&lgeo=1&vectorid=229466
Hi Dave,
Actually, I happened upon it and brought a copy home… I had it on the pile here to make
you a copy and send it your way… you beat me to it! lol
Dave
The same issue has a feature about a Willys Wagon slightly modified with Chevy power currently in use as a daily driver. One of the better I’ve seen published in a general interest sort of theme. The owner doesn’t explain himself as a “car Guy,” just someone who appreciates the Wagon as the “right” vehicle for the job he needs it to do. Nicely done well taken care of Willys.
Thanks Dave!
Does the article say which is higher on the wish list?
**Steve E.**
I’m with Steve , for the love of god guys its Brigitte Bardot !!!! Google or Bing image her if you haven’t figured out which would be higher on the wish list!!!
After driving all over for the magazine and not finding it I emailed the company of which they said they are basically a mail only magazine. Not available in stores in Canada.
Not available in Canada? That’s just wrong. eMail me your address and I’ll see if I can get a copy to send you. d @ ewillys.com
– Dave