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A small but enthusiastic group of local Jeep owners gathered for the Rendezvous. A total of 8 Jeeps came by during the course of the morning. Along with the owners of the Jeeps there ...

Hope you can make it!

The area around the Old Jeep Rendezvous is loaded with wonderful and scenic places to visit in your old Jeep.

Also, Ashton is about an hour away from the West Entrance of Yellowstone Park and about the same distance from Jackson Hole. The Rendezvous would be a good place to plan a vacation around ...

We’re hoping folks come to the Old Jeep Rendezvous for two reasons:

1. Meet and Greet other Old Jeep owners at the City Park in the morning.

2. Drive your Old Jeep and see some great sights in the afternoon.

Here are a few of the places you might go. We hope you can join us!

Bechler Ranger ...

Idaho MVPA members attended two Memorial Day events, one in Nampa and one in Boise. The speakers did a good job highlighting the importance of Memorial Day Ceremonies. At the Boise event, we were entertained by the Victory Belles.

http://www.ktvb.com/news/The-Victory-Belles-serenade-local ...

Old Jeep Rendezvous

Ashton, Idaho

What: A gathering of pre-1970 Jeeps for a Rendezvous. Any model, MB's, GPW's & CJ’s to Deuce-and-a-halfs, civilian or military, any condition, from “Rusty to Restored”. If it was made by Jeep before 1970, we’d like to see it here! Public is welcome! No admission ...

No accurate yearly or monthly records have ever surfaced. 1950 models had a data plate that only showed the year of delivery as 1950. Early thru April 51 units also only had a year date on the plate 1951. Around Apr/May 51 the month and year appeared on the data plate.

There are one set of ...

I've noticed that many of the M38 I see advertised for sale are described as 1952. I've been searching for production totals for the M38 by year, but all I've been able to find is total production, 1950 - 1952, 45,xxx.

Anyone have information on production totals by year? 1950? 1951? 1952?

Crazy Idaho Rednecks!! :lol: Dang i bet that water was COLD!!
Guess you all had a fish fry when you were done aay??

It probably was a bit chilly in that water. I wasn't actually at the fording, they talked about it at the club meeting the other night and sent the video out to members this morning ...

This is one of our IMVPA members. Watch for the fish at the end. Really!

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Pay attention to not disturb the field wrappings, and make sure the brushes move freely in the holders and the springs are good. A brush hanging up is usually what starts the demise of things. Brushes are cheap to replace. Check for leakage of the windings to the case, and shorts in the armature ...

When I rebuilt my 24v generator, the instructions (in the "Downloads" section of this website) called for cleaning with "volatile mineral spririts or dry cleaning solution". I use mineral sprits in my parts washer so I cleaned the really gunky parts there and followed up with clean mineral sprits ...

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Here's the starter I took out of the A1 when I switched it over to 12V. It was working when I removed it, but not very well.

Lot's of gear lube in there. The trans and transfer are coming out this ...

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Both gauges came from my local NAPA store. Volt meter is #501-1713, temp gauge is #501-1703. Total cost for both gauges $48 out the door.

The picture also shows the new starter button.

The original ...