2014 Great Willys Picnic June 8th

DON'T FORGET: Drop by the 2014 Great Willys Picnic on Sunday June 8th from 9am to 4pm. It's held in Kempton, Pennsylvania. Go here for more info: http://www.cj3a.info/picnic/

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6 Comments

  1. CraigInPA
    Went to this the last few years. It's what I'd call a 'casual car show'. More socializing and less about polishing the car for the judge. I'll be attending this year. Look for the 6'5" guy with a beard and wearing a panama hat and say hello.
  2. glennstin
    If you're a serious Willys Nut, and like CraigInPA says above, not into flash and splash, this is THE PLACE To BE on June 8. I've attended from Maine the last three years having more fun than should be allowed. For those who find The Willys Special Equipment Catalog fascinating, you'll get your fix here. Thanks to the organizers / sponsors for allowing us to participate, AND ALL for FREE!!
  3. Bill
    Agreed with the above comments... we drive a few Willys Jeeps up from the Lancaster, PA area every year. Seth and his crew put on a great event, dont miss this one. Anyone that wants to drive up with us from Lancaster, please email me: bill@limestreetcarriage.com It's a casual drive, 45mph max so the little guys can keep up.... I'm taking my 2A (no OD). We take the back roads, no highways. Bill
  4. Boomer in MN
    I'm a million miles away, {an equation involving distance = miles, time & $$} so no chance of attending, BUT: what a fine offer/invite, Bill!! I'll be there in spirit since "the journey is the best part of the trip"! {perhaps in the future I can make the trip, I am putting 2A/3A running gear under a FJ-3A}...an OD might be in the mix, eh?! Post some pics if you can; thanks again for the efforts!!!
  5. SE Pennsylvania Steve
    Like everyone here says, a good time will be had by all. Try to attend, you'll be glad you did.
  6. Joe
    The location of the Great Willys Picnic this year is very close to the Boy Scout Camp that used a rare 1943 Willys MT-TUG 6x6 back in the 1950's and 1960's. Current whereabouts of the TUG is unknown. Here's an ewillys.com link for more info: http://www.ewillys.com/2013/06/17/photos-of-a-mt-tug-6x6/

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