Sorry, but can you tell me just the changes/updates in a new post? My eyes are going crossed trying to compare what you have to what I put in the main list because I am trying to work the formatting of the entries to be somewhat consistent.
21. Badco's #2, from AK-RWC: It runs, and has a title."
30. From AK-RWC: Dave Frank has one that is complete and very built. In Fairbanks.
31. From AK-RWC: Dave Frank has a second that is being built, but low on the priority list. In Fairbanks.
39. From AK-RWC: Dakota Wills has one in Anchorage. No transmission, but being fixed. Purchased on CL last year from Chris, who was selling 7.
40. From AK-RWC: Travis Hoogland has one. Purchased on CL last year from Chris, who was selling 7.
41. From AK-RWC: Lenard Gardiner has one. Purchased on CL last year from Chris, who was selling 7. Lenard pulled the t-case and axles for his Scrambler, and is using the rest for storage. It is painted blue.
42. From AK-RWC: Lenard Gardiner saw one at the junkyard off of Vine Road in Wasilla last summer. He took the crossmember.
43. From AK-RWC: Dunehammer has a second, doesn't run. Someone started but didn't complete a SBC 400 conversion.
44. From AK-RWC: Dave Frank has a third, that is also being built, but is low on the priority list. In Fairbanks.
Exist, without the top:
6. (delete)
8. Edit to add: Badco, who works at the Port of Anchorage, believes this was shipped out of Alaska last year, but AK-RWC swears he saw it driving down 5th Avenue this summer. Badco is checking a photo from to confirm it was the same postal.
9. Edit as you see fit based on what I'm going to tell you in (A), below.
11. From AK-RWC: Peter Firmin has another one in pieces; no top and doors. It is likely to get crushed, but he has the title.
12. From AK-RWC: One was listed for sale within the last 30 days in Wasilla. It had a cut top, was rattle-canned black, and had a plow. AK-RWC knows someone who looked at it and took additional photos. It was not in good shape.
Alaskan Postals we know are gone:
1. Edit to reflect that although Travis Voetmann actually hauled it off, it was Peter Firmin's Jeep.
5. From AK-RWC: Per Dakota Wills, Chris, who had 7 on CL last year, kept/sold a top and scrapped the rest.
6. From AK-RWC: Per Dakota Wills, Chris, who had 7 on CL last year, kept/sold a second top and scrapped the rest.
Alaska Postals we need to track down:
A) Edit however you see fit, but per Dakota Wills, Chris actually started with 7 postals. Dakota bought one, Travis Hoogland bought one, and Lenard Gardiner claims he bought one (blue) as well. Dakota got his in exchange for helping Chris work on the others, and has personal knowledge. Dakota said the one with the cut top was shipped to Minnesota, and a blue one was shipped to Canada. Chris removed two other tops and kept/sold them, and scrapped the rest of those two.
H) Delete. These five are accounted for.
K) From AK-RWC: Lenard Gardiner took one with him from Alaska to Mountain Home, ID, when he PCS'd there in 2003 or 2004. It still had the top, and had windows cut in the back "like an Overland."
L) From AK-RWC: Within the last 10 years, there was a very specific postal up for sale on CL in Anchorage. It was built into an Alaskan moose buggy in that it was sitting on a 1-ton (likely GM) frame. The rear fenders had been removed and filled in for additional interior space, it was converted to LHD, and the front end was modified for lights. It was painted green. The rear portion of the frame behind the barn-door had a platform.
M) From AK-RWC: I specifically remember seeing a postal that had Scout II hard-top windows installed into the top. It looked incredibly awkward due to the shape of those windows.
And to add my two VINs:
Parts postal is 1JCCE88F4ET019628
Running postal is 1JCCE88FXET019780