Joe forwarded this site. He writes, “Here’s a link from G503.com (from years ago) with lots of pics of a NOS engine found in the most unlikely of places…..  the warehouse of a company that made wooden shipping crates for the Army.  It’s an interesting story…..  especially for those restoring their M38’s back to original stock condition.”

Learn more here: http://www.mclallens.com/L-head/L-head_new.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was Make Offer.

Neat piece.

“this is a late 40s jeep amusement ride / pedal car. one of the first jeeps made after wwii. barn fresh .have not cleaned it .it has a rare electric motor from the factory inside, make offer no low balls”

UPDATE: Here’s a news article about the event from the Carroll County Times

http://www.carrollcountytimes.com/news/local/military-vehicles-showcased-at-jeep-show-sunday/article_68ff0b36-2e5c-51e1-b0f3-fc6a28c3d481.html

Merlin posted a variety of photos from this year’s Mason Dixon Gathering. Make sure to click on the link below and check out the last photo of the ‘grille chair’.

http://hansonmechanical.wordpress.com/2013/10/30/mason-dixon-jeep-gathering-2013-the-cjs/

Susan Katz Keating writes about the loss of her jeep. At one point shoe compares how her jeep viewed itself vs. how other vehicles view it. I found it funny.

http://www.susankatzkeating.com/2013/10/my-parking-space-no-longer-sports-jeep.html