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Hello All,
I am brand spanking new to this list and just wanted to say hello.
I have loved Jeeps since my first memory of riding in the back of my dad's
62 Utility Wagon
at the young age of 5 (I'm 37 now). Since I was 15 I have never owned less
than one jeep and sometimes as many as four. I have three right now. One
of which is a 62 Wagon (listed below) that I bought in 1980 and drove daily
until about 1988. It is stock with the exception of longer shackles to
accommodate slightly larger tires (I was young then). It has been in
storage (my parents barn) since 1988. It hasn't been started for two years
and won't start right now. I am planning on towing it 100 miles to where I
live now, putting it in my back garage beside my 78 CJ5 and tinkering
(restoring) it as time and money allow.

Terry Cochran Chatham, IL
93 XJ Country, 4.0, Auto (Stock, New Toy)
78 CJ5, 304, 3sp, BJ Headers, Dual Exhaust,
2.5 Softride Lift, Braided SS Brake Lines,
RS5000s, Warn 8000lb Winch, 33x12.5 BFG MT
on 10" American Racing Aluminum Spokes,
Dual Oil Filters, Custom Tube Rear Bumper
with 2" Receiver, 23 gal Fuel Tank
62 Willys Utility Wagon, 4X4, L6 226, 3sp,
Factory PTO Winch

Terry,

Welcome to the list! Would you be able to get some pictures of
the winch, bumper, and pto drive shaft?? I have a 8,000 lbs Bradon
(brand new) that I'm going to put on my Willys wagon. Since I'm
going to have to build my own, I'd like to make it like the old
ones.

Thanks,
Landen Schooler
'62 1/2 Wagon
'61 pickup
'52 wagon


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