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Paul tells me that they have updated the East Coast Willys Association’s website. They also plan to update it on a regular basis.
Check out the new digs: https://www.eastcoastwillys.com
Hope they have done the shirts available.
I sure hope they have updated their customer relations policy along with their website. Some years back, I just gave up trying to communicate, just plain arrogance is what I experienced. My impression, for what’s it’s worth, obviously, not much.
Sorry Mike, that was probably the old people running it when they were selling stuff. We are new, the last couple years, are not selling anything, no merch or memberships, we are not a club. We are using the group to share our knowledge, literature and projects with the willys community to help grow it, Nothing more or less.
Paul Ferrari, Thank you for that clarification, clears up a lot of the miss-understanding.
No problem Mike, send me your address , pferrari@eastcoastwillys.com
I’ll send you out a couple stickers
Thanks Paul, just sent you an email.