Pepper Goes For a Ride

It's Father's Day and Pepperoni is about to take a ride with the windshield down.

World's Biggest Jeep?

Hays Automotive April 3 Car Show

Although we didn't bring home a trophy, we did have great fun at the Hays Automotive Car Show. The military jeep did earn special recognition.

My Cars

Click on the image above and you will be directed to my new blog. Titled "My Cars" it is a pictorial collection of vehicles that have special significance to me.

Record Snow in Fort Worth, TX

The Top Has Arrived

Beachwood Canvas did a marvelous job creating the top for our Jeep. This "summer top" retains the original feeling and looks great. We are very pleased.

This is Not a Jeep

This is not a Jeep but it is a fine example of a 4 wheel drive vehicle. I ran across a great site full of excellent images of cars, trucks, and motorcycles. Click on the Land Rover to check out the pictures.

Watch Me Said the Jeep

Click on the picture to see the rest of the book care of eWillys.com.

Christmas Accessories

We received several nice accessories for our Jeep this Christmas. Now we have an "Old School" tow rope to pull stranded vehicles out of their predicament. In addition, we have custom cushions from Beachwood Canvas to accommodate folks in the back for short trips. Our daughter and her husband found an great ice chest designed to fit perfectly in the back of a Jeep, and one of our boys gave us a marvelous Jeep blanket to enhance our otherwise inefficient heating system.

Willys Roadster

Here is a marvelous example of a custom Willys. For more information check out ewillys.com.

Willys and the US Navy

The Earliest Photos

Today I ran across the earliest photos I have of our Jeep. For decades the car was stored in a shed on my wife's grandfather's farm. He passed away in 1964. Since then her uncle has looked after the property. I knew there was a vehicle in the shed but Gayle's uncle wouldn't let us open the doors to take a look at it. I took these photos about 4 years ago through a crack between the doors of the shed. If I put my eye to the crack I couldn't see anything because it was too dark. Using the camera and flash I was able to get a hint of what was behind the doors.