You’ll definitely want that defroster working. Mine goes full time on a day out in the snow.
That reminds me of this picture.Not a Willys, but this shot was taken a couple of days ago on a stretch of Hwy 21, between Banner Summit and Grandjean, Idaho. This stretch of road is known as "Avalanche Alley". The road has been closed for over a week, while crews try to cut through the slides. It's slow work, since the slides are often full of heavy timber that has to be removed with a track-hoe and chain saw. Some of the slides are over 30' deep, and come down in about a dozen chutes above the road. We make the trip through here on a regular basis, and it's amazing to come through after the road has been re-opened.
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A couple of years ago when we had a big winter, the deposit from one of the biggest slides lasted all summer, and was still there when it started snowing again the next fall.
Pete
Our 46 CJ2A came with a defroster, its called a rag. But if we take the soft top off, you don't need a defroster, Burrrrrrrrrrrrrr.You’ll definitely want that defroster working. Mine goes full time on a day out in the snow.
BullWillys ?Little Bullwinkle was hanging out with my wagon yesterday...
Little fella has nowhere to go with all the snow we've gotten in the last couple of weeks.
Damn, and I thought those were stock; they're not? That's the way it came from East L.A. ! I bet they would go over great in Pomona...Yikes bob! The dice shifters aren't working for me! May have cost you a dome light!
I think we’re all ready.Front end friday-
Forecast is for 2-3 feet of new snow over the next three days... I'm ready for warm now
Pete
Looks like a scene from a James Bond movie--