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Marc forwarded this photo. Anyone know what the directional tires might be going the opposite ways on the driver’s side?
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Andy shared this second D-Day commemoration photo from the beach of Normandy. What a unique experience it would be to travel over this beach in MB/GPW!
John snapped these photos from the MAAM WWII Weekend in Reading, PA, this past weekend.
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I don’t think I’ve seen anyone redo a jeep with this paint scheme.
“1947 Press Photo Members Of Amer Legion’s Forty & Eight In Jeep At NY City Hall”
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UPDATE: This brochure sold on eBay.
I don’t know just how rare these brochures are, but this is currently priced at $93 and there’s already a bid! The vehicles were only built between 1952 and 1954, so I’m not sure there was a 1955 brochure?
“Pages: 12 (fold out)
Language; specs in English, German, Italian, French
Print code: –
Size: 27 x21 cm (10½x8½)
Condition: good (4 out of 5, if 5 is mint new). Please notice, light miscolor on front is due to photo.
Remarks: 2 clean binder holes
Ships w/ top-quality airmail at 7$ within EU (European Union) and 11$ rest of World (including US/North America) (NEVER experienced any shipment problems). Combine with 1 or more of my other auctions, and it gets quite inexpensive. Shipment will get to you within 1 week or less. If you prefer, we can also arrange special shipping.”
Andy Brown forwarded this great photo in Normandy outside the tank museum near Carentan. Andy notes they were expecting over 200 jeeps at the event.
On September 7, Bob Christy is hosting another Northern Ohio Flatfender day at his place in Green, Ohio. See all the info below:
Jim Allen, with some help from Bob Westerman, published an article in Four Wheeler about the MLW-2 vehicle.
http://www.fourwheeler.com/product-reviews/1407-willys-overland-mlw-2-jeep-encyclopedia/
(You can view a newspaper clipping from 1944 about the MLW-2 as well)
