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How’s Gus doing? PS. Sweet progress.

Jim, Your pictures are coming through now no problem. That's a great shot of your CJ3A covered in snow. Cheers!

Jim, Thanks for the update. In the last run of pictures, I can see pictures #2-#19, but can't see #1 or #20 (of your CJ3A). It might be on my end, but it's the same outcome on my phone (Apple) as well as laptop (PC). Anyway, not a big deal. I love your project!

Awesome work Jim. I especially love the flyover in the video showing your red CJ3A in the driveway. Can't wait to follow along. Thanks for sharing with us.

Working on a second 230 OHC Tornado six today with the help of our four-legged friend.

x2. Thanks Bruce (and Tom).

Yeah Gus! Thanks for posting about him. (Outstanding work on the house too.)

Congrats on the Willys. You might head over www.OldWillysForum.com. Great, helpful folks over there.

Great progress on the house Thomas. Amazing attention to detail. Glad to see an update on Gus. I'm one of his biggest fans!

Happy New Year Thomas and Chris. Love the pictures, especially all of the updates on Gus. I look forward to seeing what's next with him. Congrats on all of the progress and all the best to you both in 2016! Cheers! Scramboleer AKA Dan

Nice wiring work on Gus. Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to seeing what's next.

I love all of the uppdates (and how-to's) on Gus. Keep 'em comin'. Cheers from San Francisco, Scramboleer

Hi Thomas, RE: Gus, the folks over on oldwillysforum.com are quite helpful. Also there is a technical library of original documents, manuals, service updates, etc. Cheers, Scramboleer

I love all of the updates on Gus. Keep 'em coming. Cheers, Dan '64 "Willys" Kaiser-Jeep Wagon (Traveller)

Hi Thomas (and Chris), Long-time lurker, first-time poster. Thanks for the update on Gus. I'm a huge Willys fan - especially the early 1946/1947 to early 1950 flat-nosed trucks and wagons (like Gus). It's great to see Gus preserved and cherished as he is. I can't say enough good things about...