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I happily did very little on Tuesday, so just this one post for Wednesday. On Wednesday, we drive home. On Thursday, I’ll provide a look back on our trip.
In the mean time, Derek wrote a three page article about his time at the Willys Reunion. You can read it all here:
https://www.cj3b.info/Reunion2018.html
Rick Pacholski aka Scoutpilot demonstrating a fuel pump rebuild at the 2018 Willys Reunion.
Thank you again Derek. As Lawrence in AL said, it was done so well it was just like being there.
Uhh… Dave. That’s a fuel pump
Blaine … right you are. I even saw the glass piece and my brain went directly to “carb”, as I only knew that Rick was doing carb rebuilds. Thanks for the correction 🙂 (Aren’t you glad I didn’t try to do more posts last night, lol)
My computer is acting funny (delayed posting) again.
Well done. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you, Derek! Well done indeed! Thank you, Dave, for sharing here! I wasn’t going to say anything to the man who makes his living at the keyboard.
I hope you’ve made it home in great shape. Thank you both for all of the photos and for sharing your trip.
Rick: Feel free to correct me anytime. My brain is a bit mushy at this point. I’m going to get some good sleep tonight!
Tom: We’ve made it, but we are a bit weary. I’m glad you’ve enjoyed our reports and photos. The last installment will appear Thursday morning. Thanks,
– Dave
Time and sleep. Ahh yeah.