May 21, 2010 Spokane Washington Armed Forces Day Parade. "Sweet Pea" in her first public outing filled with WW2 veterans! We all had a great time and she performed as she did when these guys were twenty years old. No water bucket needed! She was the only WW2 vehicle in the parade.
April 2011 Sweet Pea with her little friend
body work amounts to corners of both fenders bent down
farmer mods removed
Steam cleaned the bed looks pretty darn good for 63 years old	The farmer that bought this Jimmy after the war used it to haul grain The 18 X 18 hole in the bed was for a grain auger other than a few small brackets attached to the bed and a makeshift battery tray welded to the front bumper, this truck has escaped virtually unscathed in the 63 years it spent in civillian life
The dash after a spray and wipe with WD40	The dash after a spray and wipe with WD40
bottom of original wooden steering wheel after cleanup and paint	top of original wooden steering wheel after cleanup and paint
Original wood steering wheel has been removed for safe keeping : )	Original back canvas still inplace
Cargo Body Tag #7064280
All here except for original ignition switch	Note original tire pressure stencil on glove box! All data plates are on dash and nomenclature plate is on firewall pad! Serial #470202-1 matches frame stamping of CCKW 353 470202-1
original seats which covering is correct brown vinyl or OD canvs?
rust & dent free cab	All the cab bolts are AA marked
The original box is in fantastic shape	as is just about everything
even the gas tank is in great shape	Fuel tank has been removed for cleaning and original battery cover has been purchased from Kevin Kronlund   An interesting note so far all of the cab and chassis bolts have been a mix of AA and A over TR20 or a combination there of. Same mix of bolt headstamps as found on Willys MB's
door latching hardware is present	no rust out in the floor or any where for that matter
drivers side of cargo box	driver side of cab
original 4 screw late style regulator	aerial shot of engine bay
Original GMC 270 (same one that was in the truck)	Amazing what a ton of elbow grease and a little paint
Original cast iron Zenith carburator is back from the rebuilder	a good steam cleaning is coming up
heres something you don't see everyday a straight bumper	underside of the late composite cargo bed
the wood is not even dry rotted	pretty sweet I think I'm in love
Here she is meeting some old friends at Fairchild Airforce Base	and making some new ones