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tdubnik
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Wooden Jeep

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Thislooks like it should be the next project for one of you guys.
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Post by pennview »

Now that's a neat project.
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Cool kit, but actually I have already built (restored) my Jeep. Our local Florida Chapter

Of course you could fall for the "WWII Jeep in a crate for $50" or see what they really looked like.

I have enjoyed my 1953 Willys M38A1 for many years.

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Post by joedw00 »

tdubnik wrote:Thislooks like it should be the next project for one of you guys.
I saw this a couple of months ago, and could not find it again. It is hard to believe that it could push a blade. Thanks for the link.
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Now that is a NEAT project!
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Great, yet another project for the list!
Thanks a bunch.:p
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