More Natxo´s work...

...this time on his jeep chassis frame! Sandblasting!!! And also, cut off the home made bumbers (front and rear). Take a look at the out-lined frontal bar, which was also add by one of the former owners. Probably after an accident...

For more stuff, check out this link:

http://natxoswillysjeep.fotopic.net/c768311.html

Keep´em rolling!

Cj3A ...

This time some shots of my Cj3A after some cleaning. Eiii,she´s a real beauty without the dirt, rust, and trash!!!A nd the earth and mud...which was acumulated at some areas of the bodytub. :)

Also, we taken off the hand-made roll cage and seats structure, and more add-on items.

More jeep pics...

...and this time from Natxo´s work!!! He has discovered the serial body number: 22179, so we think it´s a 1942 one. Also, because the chassis frame seems from this period. Check the pics!!!

CJ3A wreck walkaround!
Hi, fellow jeepers and friends!
Just check this link, at which I have uploaded a full set of pics devoted to my Cj3A wreck:
http://gallery121624.fotopic.net/c365167.html
Take notice about the chassis frame. Could it be a CJ2A model??
Also, mention that Natxo´s MB was bought at Bordeaux, France...as the good French wine!!

The Jeeper Warehouse

15th Saturday, 1st resto day!
Hi, fellows!
Today we, Natxo and me, have started the common operation of Willys restoration!!! Buf!!! What a work!!! Rust, trash, crushed steel, etc. Natxo has an early composite Willys MB model (circa 1942-43) with a French diesel Indenor engine (we´re looking for her Go Devil) and me a "frankenjeep" from 50s: a CJ3A model. Well, so she looks...I think the chassis frame cames from a Spanish assembled CJ3B so it could be from a CJ2A, L-134 "Go Devil" engine, CJ3A frontal axle, rear axle is a full floating one (from MB)...He, she´s a real mess! The former owner told me they get the vehicle from 2 of them and he´s right!
Just take a look:
http://thejeeperwarehouse.typepad.com/photos/cj3awreck/
This is Natxo´s real gemn!
http://thejeeperwarehouse.typepad.com/photos/natxos_willys_mb/
I hope you´ll enjoy the pics! Also, take a look at the MB bonnet holes. Are those common in any Armée or US Army variation? Or are they hand made?