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Glenn and Miss Willy couldn’t make the local town parade in Smithfield, Maine, after Miss Willy’s accident, so Glenn’s friends made sure that at least Miss Willy would be there, even if it took a tow truck. That’s how you know you have good friends 🙂
Good for them. Still a nice looking jeep.
This is small town life at its best. Smithfield, Maine, population winter – 900, Summer -3000, was celebrating 175 year B’Day while I looked out a hospital window 75 miles away. My buddies from The Breakfast Club and The Maine Region AACA took matters into their own hands, provided that great Studebaker / Holmes Wrecker, did the preparation, represented me in the parade, and even put Miss Willy safely in my garage after the event. How Lucky can a guy get? Thanks to Steve Towle and Claire Poulin for the pix, Thanks to my other buddies for all the effort, and Thanks Dave fo making my day.
Sorry you got hurt. Hope you get well soon so you can get back to fixing your jeep!
Great post and pics Glenn , Glad to see your jeep made the parade with the help of some awesome friends . Hope your feeling better and are on the mend. What a great Wrecker to haul her in the parade with too!!!! Still gotta find some time to come see you one of these days
Ted
Nice, Glenn! Hope you’re getting better. This is “vacation week” at the steam car workshop. Hope to see you next week! Sue
still a nice looking jeep, know youll fix her up. main thing is fiou up. get well soon glenn, and im stil going o have breakfast with you. dave
Hi Glen ; I hope you are feeling better and keep up your antique activities. See ya PH