Josh Cornic
I will be turning 16 in Nov. I bought my 1953 Jeep Willys when I was 14 years of age. Always being fascinated with history and the fact, study history and you will be prepared for the present and future events. Reason being, history often repeats itself. My dad and mom have helped with the restoration. As I continue with the restoration projects, I have such a sense of accomplishment, especially since I, myself have provided the necessary funds for its purchase and restoration. The 1964 Cessna 150, in the background, is actually mine. I was informed, since my parents bought the plane for me, I am responsible for the maintence, fuel, and flight lessons. This led me to thinking, how will I accomplish this enormous task? Well, one day, while working on the Jeep, The Lord gave me a great idea. I would use the Jeep and start an amusement rental company. It all started with the Jeep and one bouncer. It has grown to what it is now, many inflatable slides, bouncers, and laser tag. The company’s name is Operation Moon Bounce. My clients think it is very cool to have laser tag and arena delivered with the Army Jeep. I appreciate the efficiency of Kaiser Jeep Willys! They have made this, what would have been impossible endeavor a very attainable goal!
Thank you for your time, Joshua P. Cornic
Hey Josh!
Nice story. Think about Jeep rides at some point…that will get everyone hooked. Then maybe Cessna rides too?
I had paper routes when I was your age. In High School I delivered 1,000 papers each day…..Mobile Home parks. Drove with my knee and threw papers out both winnows at once!
Have fun.
Peirce
Hey Josh!
Nice story. Think about Jeep rides at some point…that will get everyone hooked. Then maybe Cessna rides too?
I had paper routes when I was your age. In High School I delivered 1,000 papers each day…..Mobile Home parks. Drove with my knee and threw papers out both winnows at once!
Have fun.
Peirce