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Last update: August 22, 2008
Special Thanks to:
Glen Sanders of "Glen's Repair" in Westminster, MD for helping to
make this Willys Jeep dream a reality!

Thanks also to:
Bob Westerman for his technical advice, photos, and
encouragement.
Jonathan George and the
CJ3A Page, the most thorough
resource for CJ3A information
.

And to Sheila for supporting the Jeep addiction!
"Bone Stock" 1993 YJ Wrangler Project

Check the "YJ Page" to see the transformation of
this bone stock Jeep with 200,000+ miles from a
daily driver to an entry level trail rig!

This YJ was the recipient of a full 2.5" Rubicon
Express suspension lift kit and a set of 31" tires.
No more highway commuting or green trails!

Be sure to check the "contact_us" page for a link
to
kNOw Where 2Jeep, JeepChasm's supplier for
the suspension lift kit and other parts!
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The JeepChasm is our little piece of the
world wide web! In these pages we share
some of  the story and photos of our 1951
Willys Overland CJ3A  Universal Jeep
restoration. We will also share photos of
other Jeep projects, Jeep related
activities, and maybe even a little bit of
Jeep history!
We hope this site will serve as a resource and
an inspiration to others who are interested in
vintage Jeeps and in Jeep restoration. We will
post and update links to various Jeep
restoration resources on and off of the Internet.
We will let you know where and how we found
our parts, and the obstacles and challenges we
had to overcome.
Contact us if you would like to add a link to your
Jeep related site!
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periodically, so check back
from time to time and see
what's new... or old!

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Here's a great vintage CJ3A photo  
recently acquired on eBay!
Jeepchasm.com
"Ole Yeller" was the "People's Choice" winner at the 2007 Great Willys Picnic
and was picked as the Best Classic Jeep at the 2007 Adams Jeep Jam!
Gracias, Merci, Danke, Thanks!
J
rations photo-shoot!
Welcome to the Jeepchasm!

Save this Date!
2nd Annual Mason-Dixon Willys Jeep Gathering
Sunday Oct. 26, 2008 Union Mills Homestead, Westminster, MD 21158
Photo (c) Kevin P. Mick
The Collings Foundation Bombers visited the
Carroll County Regional Airport Oct. 12-15th.
"Ole Yeller" got to pretend she was a WW2
Command Control Jeep!
The 1st Annual Mason-Dixon Willys Jeep
Gathering at Historic Union Mills Homestead was
a huge success!
Thanks to everyone who participated!
Alex Dunkle                                Tom & Rosemary Firestone                   David Schleicher
1946 CJ2A                                     1950 Willys Pick-Up                            1943 Willys MB
Best of Class Winners!
October 28, 2007
(More Mason-Dixon Willys Jeep Gathering photos on next page!)
WW2 yellow "Follow Me" Jeep
Original WW2 color photo
courtesy of
www.ww2color.com

2 New Jeeps
have joined the
Jeepchasm
family!
A New 2008
"all Jeep"
Liberty and a 2
door 2008
Rubicon.
A couple of the
Rubi pics are
now posted on
"The YJ Page."
Information on the Oct. 26, 2008 Gathering is on the next page!
Beachwood Canvas Works is the newest
Jeepchasm Sponsor!
Check out the Tops n Seats Page!
J rations Editor / Publisher Rob Reaser photographs our CJ3A
at the York, PA Fairgrounds for Standard Issue #5.  
"Ole Yeller" was featured on the cover and was the subject of
a 6 page story and photo-spread!
www.offroaders.com picked this 1951 CJ3A as their "Best of
Show" at the 11th Annual PA Jeeps All Breeds Jeep Show!

Be sure to check our our YJ Page!
It's pretty amazing what a retired daily driver can do with only a 2.5"
suspension lift and 31" all terrain tires!
Rausch Creek Off-Road Park