Greetings from the Wilds of NW NewJersey

[Pittsjock]

Greetings:


A friend shared a link to Bill M's excellent jeep tub fabrication efforts (inner fender well and toolbox) so I was inspired to join.


I run a publishing company that publishes tech manuals for restoring old vehicles as well as coffee table style books on mostly transportation topics. I am a longtime gearhead and have restored tractors and automobiles - most recently a 1943 Willys MB. I have been around a lot of great tin knockers - I am a novice but I am learning every day. Right now, I am restoring a 1943 Studebaker T24 Weasel - the hull is in paint and I am working on the running gear and lots of little details.

First time here-looks like a ton of talent!
Cheers, Patrick

[crystallographic]

Originally Posted by Pittsjock

Greetings:


A friend shared a link to Bill M's excellent jeep tub fabrication efforts (inner fender well and toolbox) so I was inspired to join.


I run a publishing company that publishes tech manuals for restoring old vehicles as well as coffee table style books on mostly transportation topics. I am a longtime gearhead and have restored tractors and automobiles - most recently a 1943 Willys MB. I have been around a lot of great tin knockers - I am a novice but I am learning every day. Right now, I am restoring a 1943 Studebaker T24 Weasel - the hull is in paint and I am working on the running gear and lots of little details.

First time here-looks like a ton of talent!
Cheers, Patrick

Welcome Patrick.
Curtis made some fine airplanes.
Up the grade above us a ways was a Chevy Luv 4wd, with full tracks. Weasel country here, for sure. Tucker sno-cats - the whole array is scattered around here and up to 8k ft alt.

[cylinder9]

Welcome from New Jersey, also.