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Doing some preventative maintenance on this car for a friend. It was purchased from the Dennis Carpenter collection several years ago with...
One of the good guys. RIP
I really had a great time last year and was fortunate to get selected again this year. Taking the original paint 5 window this time. Stop buy and...
Live in the Northeast. Been running it for over 20 years. Mix it about 2 gallons to 10 during driving season and a little heavier when cars sit....
I had a similar experience when my neighbor told me all about his hot rodded 37 Ford. I was hooked at that moment and have been ever since. I'll...
If I had that steering column set up I would lower it on purpose so those inquiring minds that looked at it would talk about my car. That's the...
Great job Mark.
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R.I.P
I'm on board with this build. Going to be exciting to see Cody's progress.
Thanks Ryan, same to you and your family.
Chesapeake City Maryland bridge over the C & D canal. [ATTACH]
One of my favorites. Enjoy !
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During the time that I was the caretaker of the original Stone, Woods and Cook B/G Willys I had the opportunity to spend several days with Mike...
Sorry to hear about Al. Met him in the seventies. He was always good for the latest news and man could he tell a story. I will miss him....
Congratulations. You are now it's caretaker. Learn as much about the car's history as you can.
Danny, Can't wait for you to get back to the daily grind. Get well soon. [ATTACH]
This post has been an interesting read. I just returned from the Nats in Louisville with a side trip to the Trifive Nats in Bowing Green. Had a...
Great car, great build and great build team. Congrats !!!!
Great find. Keep us in the loop with any changes you plan.
Thanks for posting the photos. Actual count was 2490. Entries were up the past two years. Great show.
Sad day for hot rodders around the globe. R.I.P.
Sad news. First met Paul at the Hershey swap meet in the seventies. We both were guests at Posies. Among all his accomplishments he was the guy...
The original SWC Willys had a hoop just behind the driver that you can see slightly above the interior panel. It went through the floor on both...
I heard rumors about these but never saw one until I happened on this one. Real or converted four door? [ATTACH]
This was my first Willys. I have had seven all told, 4 coupes and 3 sedans. All were from the 40 thru 42 era. [ATTACH]
Standing beside the front tire is Rich Venza from AI fiberglass and you can see the rear portion of the Posies yellow model A panel.
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