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Oscar shared these pics of a CJ-3B coffee bar from his friend Ron, who accompanied him to Colombia. Oscar shared his own pics in this post.
The jeep looks to have some type of pop top to create more room.
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Today we enjoyed a relaxing morning and afternoon with Ann’s cousin in Belmont.
Sunday’s trip to Santa Rosa
On Saturday, we’d planned to visit downtown San Francisco some more. However, after hearing that officials were warning that the city was extra busy and that driving downtown was going to be crazy, we chose to take a quick trip into the city to get Ann’s mother something and return to the housetop spend more time with my friend Jack.
Today after visiting with Ann’s cousin and her family, we drove north to Santa Rosa. Except for narrowly avoided some jerk who almost hit us, the drive was pretty nice. We landed in Santa Rosa and were surprised to see Peanuts Character Statutes along some of the city’s streets. We didn’t have much time to explore the city as much was closed Sunday.
Ann’s selfie with Lucy
A little research informed us that Santa Rosa is home to the Shulz Museum. We’ll be exploring that tomorrow after meeting with Treeline Teardrop Trailers in Petaluma. We have a couple additional stops before we head to Sacramento on Monday evening.
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The seller of this hardtop http://www.ewillys.com/2014/04/20/cj-2a-koenig-hardtop-fountain-hills-az-395 lost the key. Brian found a key for Kellly Hardtop through lostakey.com. He states that the lock will likely have number on it. Use it to find a key and order it.
This looks like an interesting item.
“THIS AUCTION IS FOR ONE VERY LARGE AND ORIGINAL WILLYS JEEP DEALER SALES POSTER FOR THE VERY RARE JEEP STATION WAGON MODEL THE “STATION SEDAN”, PRODUCED FROM 1948 TO 1950. THE STATION SEDAN WAS A FANCY VERSION OF THE STATION WAGON. DISTINQUISHING FEATURES OF THE STATION SEDAN WERE A STAINLESS STEEL “T” BAR OVER THE GRILL, A BASKET WEAVE PATTERN DECAL ON THE UPPER PANEL BELOW THE WINDOWS, AND LARGER HUBCAPS.ALSO, A “JEEP STATION SEDAN” SCRIPT PLATE ON HOOD AND GLOVEBOX DOOR. A CLOSE LOOK AT THE PICTURES OF THE POSTER WILL VERIFY SOME OF THESE FEATURES OF THE “STATION SEDAN” MODEL.
THE PRINT IS VERY LARGE AT 44-1/2 X 29-1/2 INCHES IN SIZE.”
View all the information on eBay
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We found a bunny at Monopoly in the Park in San Jose
Happy Easter Everyone! We found this bunny especially for the occasion!
Our drive from Santa Cruz to Pacifica on Friday.
On Friday, having rid my body of the wicked sushi curse from Scotts Valley, Ann and I left Santa Cruz for San Jose using the notoriously dangerous Highway 17. When I lived in the Santa Cruz area I drove this highway regularly and I can attest to the danger.
Fast speeds + narrow lanes + no shoulders + lots of mountain curves = dangerous highway.
Not only did I witness multiple accidents, but several times I came close, really close, to being involved in an accident myself (while going the speed limit). In each case there was a car broken-down and sitting in a lane of the highway near blind curves.
I learned that avoiding rush hour traffic on Highway 17 is one sure way to increase the odds of making it over the summit alive. On this day, I kept my ‘alive’ streak intact.
Woz way in San Jose named for Steve Wozniak of Apple fame.
Our first mission of the day was to locate the world’s largest permanent monopoly board at Monopoly in the Park. We found it pretty quickly, just off ‘Woz way’ (named for Steve Wozniak of Apple fame). We quickly discovered one downside to the monopoly board’s location. No close parking. Here are some pics once we trekked over to the board, which was smaller than we expected, yet still very fun.
The next stop was the Pez museum in Burlingame, north of San Jose [Ed Note, the Pez museum closed in July 2019]. I can’t remember why I had an inkling to search for this bit of oddness, but it proved worth every dollar we spent on it ($3/per person). Much to my surprise, Ann knew about some of the Pez history, as Pez originated in Linz, Austria, where one strain of her family originated.
The owner and museum guide.
Charles note this photo is from 1943. That’s pretty clear in any language.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay for $999.
These sure don’t appear for sale often.
“Vintage slide in wrecker unit. made by canfield. was on a jeep truck.Turn your pickup truck or jeep into a tow truck. Goes in pickup box. Factory made. I know the last two owners. This was purchased used in 1967 or 1968. I don’t know the year of manufacture. This has been on a 3/4 ton jeep, a new 1975 chevy 3/4 ton and a 1996 dodge 3/4 ton.
UPDATE: See all of April 18th’s activities here
We had a great day. There was Monopoly, Pez, Ramen with Dan, and sunset drinks at the Distillery in Moss Beach with my friend Jack. So, more on Friday’s adventure at some point Saturday. For now, I have this one pic. I don’t drink often, but when I do, it is a martini, next to a fire pit, overlooking the Pacific Ocean, as the sun sets. That’s a good way to end the day.
