Indian Pattern HUP (was: Chevy Indian Backbody)

[rob love]

Originally Posted by Hanno Spoelstra

Also contact William Spence (see top of this thread)

Unfortunately, Bill passed away almost 2 years ago. He was a man of class and is missed in our organization.

I was never sure why his passion was so strong for the Burma Buggy, as he took apart a very viable HUP project in order to make it. But I guess each of us has his own quirks of passion, and it could have been something as simple as a photograph on this forum.

[Hanno Spoelstra]

Originally Posted by rob love

Unfortunately, Bill passed away almost 2 years ago. He was a man of class and is missed in our organization.

I was never sure why his passion was so strong for the Burma Buggy, as he took apart a very viable HUP project in order to make it. But I guess each of us has his own quirks of passion, and it could have been something as simple as a photograph on this forum.

Rob,

I did not know and I am sorry to hear that. I now see he was last active on here in October 2009 and have deactivated his account.

Glad to hear he was able to finish his HUP project.

Edited to add a link to a thread dedicated to Bill's "Burma Buggy": http://www.mapleleafup.net/forums/sh...ad.php?t=30710

Regards,
Hanno

[Hanno Spoelstra]

Another one, not much info available:

Burma
Jack Birns
Date: 03-1949

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[Hanno Spoelstra]

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“Post WWII in Ceylon (Now Sri Lanka)”
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