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This early Warn manual No. WD-255 sold on eBay for $36.20. My last bid was $35.20, so someone out there outbid me.
‘You’re jeep will take off like a jet!” I don’t think I’ve seen that before, was that an advertising slogan Warn used for a while?
Steve, yes … the Warn Organization was based in the heart of Boeing country, so they leveraged that in the early years. The Warns lived in my home town of Renton (big Boeing plant there) and operating their first store in Seattle not far from the Boeing plant there.
this post is willys jeep WARN related — I couldn’t open my sliding garage door yesterday so I crawled through a window and found that a WARN BELLEVIEW 6000 WINCH WITH A NEW WARN 12 VOLT MOTOR had wedged the door closed — I have a bad feeling RACCOONS may have been playing or mating in the garage again ?