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Ernie I sent you two replies, and the 2nd overwrote a large part of the 1st reply. Sorry if this causes confusion. NB

ET I have no doubt that what you say is true; however, we have guys in our club that also have MVPA #s that begin with 1xx and so on. I am a little fuzzy on the early history of our club, but I certainly know some of the original members. I began re-enacting in the mid-80s, and knew quite a...

Jeepman Our club is the MVCC (see www.mvcconline.org). We are right here in CO. Our group started as the MVCC and then in 1976, we established the National organization that first called itself IMVCC and then later the MVPA. (Few people know this) We ran the MVPA right here in Colorado...

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Tractor - check it out. No sense wasting time if it ain't true! If it is true, try to get to know the guy and take some pics. Fleetman - One other thing about our Jeep collector - he has certain allergies that limit what he can eat. He has to be careful with most foods and even preservatives...

Jeepman The guy with the 70 Jeeps is self-employed, has a large, successful business and makes great money, and is a widower (he doesn't have to explain what he does with this $$ to anyone). He also purchased a car dealership that went out of business in a small town outside of the metro area...

Fleetmaster - I figure you haven't read my last post... ok. Seriously, I would like to know what happened and if these vehicles (or their remains) can be located. Anything you can tell me will help. Your photos show that they were there just 3 yrs ago (could be worse). I don't want to be a...

That's quite a collection! Good WWII projects are always hard to find. Sure would be nice to know what happened to these MVs. Seems like there were plenty of restorable MVs in that lot.