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Buz shared some photos from yesterday’s 2017 Southeast Willys Jeep Get Together. He estimated there were thirty jeeps in attendance. http://www.southeastwillysjeepgettogether.com
This first pic is actually from Merlin Hansen. It shows Rick Palchoski (Old Jeep Carbs) holding a clinic at the event.
Here are Buz’s photos:
And in the SouthWEST… the Arizona Historical Military Transport Association, along with the CAF, is holding the 13th Annual Southwest Military Transport Show at Airbase Arizona (Commemorative Air Force museum in Mesa AZ), 25-26 March 2016! Yes, it’s the same weekend as the FC Roundup across town, but we have the military jeeps 🙂
Check us out on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/Arizona-Historical-Military-Transport-Association-249722588492725/?ref=page_internal
I wish I could attend both. I do not fly in until April 1st… 🙁
Oops… of course I meant 2017… 25-26 March 2017.
Jim, Mesa isn’t a long drive from Tucson nor Yuma (wherever home is these days). It’d be great to see you.
We knew what you meant Joe 🙂
Looks like a great Willys day. Thanks for posting the pics.
Pretty impressive turnout. A lot of really nice Willys.