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Posted by: Rus Curtis
« on: March 07, 2022, 10:43:03 AM »

Welcome!  I too got to drive my 3B in High School and most of my college years. 

Sounds like you have a fun project!
Posted by: BEFO
« on: March 06, 2022, 07:57:40 PM »

Hello fellow CJ3B enthusiast! Thanks for letting me join. I owned my first CJ3B in about 1986, it was a 1963 and I drove the heck out of it through high school. I have an affinity for the M606 because it was used in several post-Colonial conflicts, particularly how they were used and modified for use by the Mercenary forces in Congo from 1960-1968. In no other conflict can the entire force movement and direct action victories be laid almost solely at the feet of the Jeep. So I think it's significant that the CJ3B/M606 played such a key role in the communist being defeated in Congo and want to try and preserve a little bit of the lesser known Cold War bush wars conflict history. I actually got to meet the famous Col. Mike Hoare the commander of 5 Commando in Congo, so I am building out an M606 like he drove in 1965-67 from a 1962 CJ3B. I have included several pictures of the type of M606 I am building, and a few from the base CJ3B we're using.

I hope to have my jeep on the road in early May, I will post progress as I make it.
Posted by: Forum Master
« on: March 06, 2022, 03:37:43 PM »

Welcome to the CJ DJ 3A 3B Willys Community Forum BEFO!

Tell us more about you and your Willys!

We love pics so don't be afraid to post pics of your Willys.
Here we like any kind of them!

You will find a lots of smart people here that are willing to help.
Enjoy your stay,
Pascal and all forum members