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Thanks for the update. Glad your son is rowing. I did that for four years in college; one of the best - and hardest - things I’ve done. And the relationships last a lifetime.

How's the old Willys truck?

Looks great. That’s a heck of a lot of elbow grease.

Great to hear all is well. Loved seeing Gus in the parade. Cheers!

I appreciate this thread. Thanks to all who posted. We life in a city where buildings (nearly) touch and have uphill water getting into our basement. I was debating adding on here or starting a separate thread (more likely).

Wow, Jim. Amazing work. Thanks for bringing us along.

Congrats on your 47th anniversary, Chris and Thomas. Very impressive.

Wow, Jim. Nice progress. Thanks for all of the pictures. Love the wood (and mega skill saw).

What an event; what an effort. Thanks for posting. It's great to follow along.

Great build thread. Thank you.

Congratulations and Happy New Year. Nice work. Herzlichen Glückwünwch und einen guten Rutsch ins Neujahr, wenn mein sehr verröstetes geschriebenes Deutsch noch ein bissler verstehbar ist.

Nice work on Gus!

Great to hear you all are well. Nice to hear about Gus too.

Our previous dog was a rescued Swissy. Great dogs.

Any updates here?

Great work on Gus. I especially like his gauges.

It was more than a few days ago, but after getting my 1964 Willys Traveller with the stock 230 OHC Tornado started for the first time since bringing it home, I took her around the block for the first time:

Congrats on the expanded view. Always great to see pictures of Gus. Thanks for posting. Cheers!

Nice work Jim. The red barn color on the outside and the exposed beams on the inside are great design touches.

Gotta ask: how’s Gus?