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Eric bought this DJ-3A in July of 2013. He describes the jeep he bought as a salad of jeep parts. He’s spent the last year transforming this rough jeep into a great looking parade and play jeep. Nice save!
You can read about his build on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/589713101074140/
Thanks for the post. Still needs a few more ingredients. The culmination was actually getting it 100 miles to the D-Day Memorial and 100 miles back home. It’s maiden voyage. Only had 5 miles on it before the trip. Fuel pump died pulling into the Memorial and a fellow jeeper had one there. The generator died on the way home but I got home safe and sound.
I ride I will remember for life and well worth the time.
Jeep looks great eric. the amount of work you put into it is amazing.
Just went back through my build site. I had the Jeep in July but didn’t start working on it till September 30, 2013.