Originally found registered as a 1947, painted John Deere green. With your help it was deemed to be a 1946 and has since been re-registered as such. It only has 8,850 miles on it. Virtually barely broken in, by some people’s definition. The reason for the low milage, it was a Boyer Fire Apparatus Jeep tagged J-14. So it has been re-painted the original Harvard Red and equipped or themed as a Fire Jeep. I am missing the original Barton Pump, so until I find one there are no plans to fully restore it as the original Boyer set up.
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Cool!
Cool!
That CJ Boyer Fire Jeep is amazing.!! I saw one 28 years ago in Saskatchewan Alaska.! With the whole complete setup….. even a set of ladders, which could have been a modification…. Enjoy it..!
That CJ Boyer Fire Jeep is amazing.!! I saw one 28 years ago in Saskatchewan Alaska.! With the whole complete setup….. even a set of ladders, which could have been a modification…. Enjoy it..!
Great looking Jeep!
Great looking Jeep!
Very Cool, there is one that is original in the Thomasville, GA area but not nearly in the shape that yours is in. WOW! great work!
Very Cool, there is one that is original in the Thomasville, GA area but not nearly in the shape that yours is in. WOW! great work!