It should be noted that on the "Picture Story" link there is the photo of the body of the illegal alien that eight and a half months earlier had totaled my jeep. VIEWER DISCRETION IS ADVISED! It is not that I'm sadistic but as they say, "a picture is worth a thousand words". With my jeep finished, you're never finished with a WWII jeep, and the Gemco T-1 1/4 ton trailer. finished. I can now get started on the Mite. I think the Mite will be pretty easy since it's all there and in great shape. Both the WWII jeep and the Gemco have been sold. The jeep went to a gentleman in Florida. He got one hell of a jeep. The trailer went to a gentleman on the Sacramento Delta, he too got a very nice trailer! |
Welcome to my website. My name is Bill Hollinger and I live in the mountain community of Tehachapi, California. I will be working on the1962 American Motors M422A1 Mighty Mite, serial number 3047. The '44 MB is not my first go at restoring a jeep. I restored a 1946 Williys CJ2A that later became a 1942 Ford Willys Cross with the help of an illegal alien and a 12 pack of beer (see pictures to left). After an extensive stay in the hospital and over a year later she was back on the road, but with all the appeal absent, she had to go. And so she did, to a couple in Oceanside, Ca. I hope they're as happy with her as I was. Please sign my guest book and let me know what you think. Click on smaller images to enlarge. To see another unfortunate jeep wreck, click here |
1944 WILLYS MB |
Welcome to my website. My name is Bill Hollinger and I live in the mountain community of Tehachapi, California. I will be working on the1962 American Motors M422A1 Mighty Mite, serial number 3047. The '44 MB is not my first go at restoring a jeep. I restored a 1946 Williys CJ2A that later became a 1942 Ford Willys Cross with the help of an illegal alien and a 12 pack of beer (see pictures to left). After an extensive stay in the hospital and over a year later she was back on the road, but with all the appeal absent, she had to go. And so she did, to a couple in Oceanside, Ca. I hope they're as happy with her as I was. Please sign my guest book and let me know what you think. Click on smaller images to enlarge. To see another unfortunate jeep wreck, click here |
It should be noted that on the "Picture Story" link there is the photo of the body of the illegal alien that eight and a half months earlier had totaled my jeep. VIEWER DISCRETION IS ADVISED! It is not that I'm sadistic but as they say, "a picture is worth a thousand words". With my jeep finished, you're never finished with a WWII jeep, and the Gemco T-1 1/4 ton trailer. finished. I can now get started on the Mite. I think the Mite will be pretty easy since it's all there and in great shape. Both the WWII jeep and the Gemco have been sold. The jeep went to a gentleman in Florida. He got one hell of a jeep. The trailer went to a gentleman on the Sacramento Delta, he too got a very nice trailer! |
Welcome Jeepers |
Last updated 10/11/07 |
April 20, 1992 |
April 22, 1992 |
May 11, 1992 |
May 15, 1992 |
INDEX OF PICTURES, DOCUMENTS AND PAGE LINKS |
Click on the pictures to go to the finished jeep page. |
The pictures above are of the first restoration attempt and the short time that I had it. Notice the dates |
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