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The Willys Rally kicked off yesterday with beautiful, but hot weather, or so I am told. Tom sent me a some pics, followed by Roger Martin, who wore out his camera taking pics, so thanks to you both! So, there’s lots to look at. One highlight captured by both kind gentleman included a four-seat empire tractor, which looks really well done.
These two CJ-5s have Desert Dog tires.
Where are all the tc and transmissions heading to and from?
Heading from a seller to buyers, I suppose. My question is, how did someone originally accumulate so many?
First, it was another great show and Farm Jeep demonstration. As you can see by the “picnic” pictures, the show is held in a beautiful state park.
The Empire belongs to Andy B. of Butlerville, IN. Andy collects both antique tractors and Jeeps, so he said it is a natural fit. He also now has twin grandbabies, hence the needs for the additional seats.
To the two Steves – the truck filed with parts, and the shots of items for sale are from the collection of two guys (Matt and Scott) who are putting together an impressive collection. I will be doing some posts on their Transport Motor Company equipment. I can put you in touch with then.
barry@farmjeep.com