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" Love at first sight! It lasts forever! "
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“How We Got Bitten By the Jeepster Bug” We’ve always been intrigued by the Jeepster. Our son, Chad, found a completely restored Jeepster in Alaska. Curt said that there was no way that we were going to drive to Alaska to get a Jeepster. Chad continued to look on the internet and located one in New Paris, Ohio. We made arrangements to drive to Ohio to meet Bob Crane and look at the Jeepster. A few blocks away from the address, Curt said to let him do all of the negotiating and to not act too excited about the car. Well the minute we walked into the garage I couldn’t contain myself and said “Oh my gosh! I have to have it!” So much for Curt’s negotiations. After promising not to turn the Jeepster into a hotrod, Mr. Crane felt that we were worthy of owning the Jeepster. We just happened to have the trailer with us, so we hauled “her” home. April 12, 2002 – Our 27th wedding anniversary. It was a 2 ½ year process restoring “Faye.” With a lot of help from friends and family we got her back on the road.
NOW: Curt & Debbie will host the SPRING 2009 WOJC Jeepster Meet at the Studebaker Museum at Dowagiac, Michigan. Set the date now for June 12-14, 2009!
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Saturday Night At the Old "SAND BAR" Alicia Kullas is shown with Philo Rockwell 'Rock' King 3rd, who will be performing for his 50th YEAR at the Sand Bar at the Lighthouse Inn in West Dennis, Cape Cod, Massachusetts. After our Club Dinner on Saturday Night, we will enjoy an evening of Rock's Boogy-Woogy Piano and great Comedy Show!
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JEEPSTER MEET SCOUT CAR: Pete & Alicia check-out the West Dennis Beach, CAPE COD, Massachusetts. They vacation here for two weeks every summer and make frequent day-trips all year 'round. They want to have their WOJC Friends to , "Fall In Love With Old Cape Cod." WOJC Web Master, Pete Mozzone and wife Alicia Kullas are planning the Fall 2009 WOJC JEEPSTER MEET to be held on Cape Cod Massachusetts. The 'Cape' is Pete's favorite get-away located about 30-40 miles east of his Taunton, Massachusetts home. The Cape is generally considered as having three regions... Upper Cape, Mid-Cape, and Outter Cape. ... this Meet to be held Sept. 10-12, 2009 will let club members and friends enjoy all three areas of this 'spit' of sand that sticks 100 miles out into the Atlantic off the coast of Massachusetts.
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Cape Cod Canal makes Cape Cod an Island attached to the mainland by two highway bridges and a Railroad bridge built in the 1930's. The Canal lets ships travel up the coast from New York through 'Buzzards Bay' and up to Boston without going out and around the 'Cape' and what was known as the BONEYARD OF THE ATLANTIC... the sight of hundreds or wrecks up until the invention of modern communication and navigation equipment.
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