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Happy Thanksgiving everyone! This is today’s only post.
Last Friday we drove to Sandpoint, Idaho, to visit with Idaho Todd and Minnesota Chris, aka brothers Todd and Chris McKay. While driving around Sandpoint, Ann and I spotted this awesome sign (3′ x 3′). It looks like there is plenty of parking for jeeps behind this store. How often do you find special jeep parking?? Clearly, Todd has picked the right place to live.
AND A HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO YOU, DAVE!!!
Looks like a cj3b.
Yes, warm holiday wishes to everyone from coastal Carolina.
Happy Thanksgiving to you and Ann. Thanks for all that you do with EWillys.
I give thanks today for my jeepin’ friends (Bruce, Rich, and Dave) who will volunteer in the near future (I hope) to help me with my 1951 M38 frame-up build when I get stuck (which will be often)! Happy Thanksgiving everyone!!!