Robert van Dorsten
Robert Van Dorsten 1953 M38A1_20
Robert Van Dorsten 1953 M38A1_19
Robert Van Dorsten 1953 M38A1_18
Rick Carol Brunner 1956 Panel Van 54268 3
Rick Carol Brunner 1956 Panel Van 54268 2
Rick Carol Brunner 1956 Panel Van 54268 1
Robert Van Dorsten 1953 M38A1_20
Robert Van Dorsten 1953 M38A1_19
Robert Van Dorsten 1953 M38A1_18
Rick Carol Brunner 1956 Panel Van 54268 3
Rick Carol Brunner 1956 Panel Van 54268 2
Rick Carol Brunner 1956 Panel Van 54268 1
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Desmond Van seventer - 1948 Sedan Delivery
Andre van der Sandt's Willys Jeep
Wim van Snippenberg's Willys Stakebed Truck
Wim van Snippenberg's Willys Stakebed Truck
Wim van Snippenberg's Willys Stakebed Truck
Wim van Snippenberg's Willys Stakebed Truck
Wim van Snippenberg's Willys Stakebed Truck
Wim van Snippenberg's Willys Stakebed Truck
Wim van Snippenberg's Willys Stakebed Truck
‘46.5 Willys Wagon (47). Long story… Short. Found a rolled ’62 in Horsefly BC. At Dons Garage. About ’79. Don said he knew of another one…’ A 49 or 47 in a field a little ways away… but I got no time to F#$* with it… Make me an Offer’… Told him we where going fishin’ in Bella Coola, and wed be back in a week or so, and gave him 2oo bucks. Week later we came back to find a fine basket case. lol…. So we built one out of two. I gotta say it was a tough choice. The 62 had a running engine. And a 4×4 ,12volt, With a 5 ton pto wench. The 47 body was in great shape, but the engine was a 4 cly 6 volt in pieces. So Ol Bill was born.
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