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Niel shared a scan of his 1958 Jeep calendar. He says it puts a smile on his face every time he sees it. The only other calendar I have scanned is the 1961 calendar. Anyone know when these Jeep calendars first began and when (if) they ended?
Beautiful jeep calendar.
I would support a ewillys jeep calendar every year.
I used to not like this calendar when I was a kid because it didn’t feature a CJ instead of that “weird looking” truck.
Over the years I’ve come to really appreciate the FC series
To Bob in PA, putting together a yearly calendar is a lot of work. Bill Norris and Kevin Banonis put out an excellent yearly Jeep calendar titled “Holy Toledo” and it is all Jeeps with a lot of historical stuff included and great photography done by many of us Jeep fans.
The Holy Toledo calendar is awesome. I bought two last year.
It’s certainly a kind offer, but I don’t have the time to build a calendar. And, I’d be lucky to break even on one.
Strange they didn’t show a CJ3B as part of their offerings….?